Fokker D.VI, D.VII, M.1, M.2 and V.21

The Fokker D.VI was one of two Fokker aircraft to enter production after the first German fighter contest of January-February 1918.
The Fokker D.VII was the best German fighter aircraft in service at the end of the First World War.
The Fokker M.1 was the first aircraft designed by Fokker for the German Army.
The Fokker M.2, while not a success itself, did see Fokker’s first use of welded steel-tube construction.
The designation Fokker V.21 refers to two Fokker aircraft, the production D.VII and a prototype with swept wings.