The Camel F.1 had two Vickers guns. The Camel 2F.1 only had one Vickers gun, and a Lewis gun was mounted atop the wing.
The Maxim, Vickers, Lewis, Springfield M1917, and Schwarzlose machine guns were all of comparable efficiency.
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Apples and oranges. Lewis was lighter, could be fired like a rifle, limited magazine capacity. Vickers was heavy, required a mount, belt fed, no limit to number of cartridges.
Machine Guns used on aircraft. Lewis (GB) Vickers (GB) Spandau (Ger) Parabellum (Ger) Hotchkiss (Fr) Browning (USA) Marlin (USA)
This is far from a complete list Russia M1908 Maxim Great Britain Vickers Lewis Colt US Browning Colt Chauchat Austria-Hungary Schwarzlose Germany Maxim France Chauchat
Numerous aircraft machine guns were used during WW I but among the most common were the British Vickers and Lewis machine guns and the German Spandau 08 and Parabellum. The French Hotchkiss saw some limited usage as well.
Walter Scott Lewis has written: 'Difference in weight between raw and clean wools'
A Lewis gun was an early type of machine gun used in WW1.
The Battle of Somme was an important battle during World War I. During this battle, Germany introduced poison gas as a new weapon.
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A Lewis symbol represents the number of valence electrons an element has and is shown as the element's symbol surrounded by dots representing the electrons. A Lewis structure, on the other hand, shows how atoms are connected in a molecule and how electrons are shared between them using lines to represent bonds and dots for lone pairs.