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The '''Colditz Cock''' was a [[:Category:Gliders|glider]] built by prisoners of war for an escape attempt from Colditz Castle in Germany, which was used as Oflag IV-C. | The '''Colditz Cock''' was a [[:Category:Gliders|glider]] built by prisoners of war for an escape attempt from Colditz Castle in Germany, which was used as Oflag IV-C. | ||
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| Type | Glider for prison escape |
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| Author(s) | Steve Hosgood, Josh Babcock |
| FDM | JSBSim |
| --aircraft= | colditz |
| Status | v20070515 |
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The Colditz Cock was a glider built by prisoners of war for an escape attempt from Colditz Castle in Germany, which was used as Oflag IV-C.
Aircraft help
This particular glider is automatically positioned 3000 ft above ground level on start up. Stall speed of this aircraft appears to be 30 knots.