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The Austro-Hungarian Army neglected military aviation and did not obtain its first aircraft until 1913. Given full support by the German Army Air Service, Austro- Hungary began manufacturing aircraft based on German designs.
Although reasonably successful on the Eastern Front against the Russian Army Air Service Austro-Hungarian pilots were outfought by the Italian Air Force and losses were heavy.
By late 1916 the Austro-Hungarian Army owned 250 aircraft. Its leading war ace was Godwin Brumowski with 35 combat victories.
Other successful pilots were Julius Arigi (32), Benno von Fernbrugg (28), Frank Linke-Crawford (27) and Josef Kiss (19).
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