Sopwith Camel (3393 bytes)
2: ...="center" style="border-bottom:3px solid"|Sopwith Camel
4: ...with_Camel.jpg]]<br>''Modern replica of a Sopwith Camel''
16: |Manufacturer||colspan="2"|Sopwith Aviation Company
74: ... hump that led to the aircraft acquiring the name Camel.
76: ...re agile. This agility in combat made the Sopwith Camel one of the best remembered [[Allies|Allied]] airc...

Thomas Sopwith (2791 bytes)
1: Sir '''Thomas Octave Murdock Sopwith''' ([[January 18]], [[1888]] - [[January 27]], [[...
3: Thomas Octave Murdock Sopwith was born in [[Kensington]], [[London]]. He was t...
7: ...rs 40 minutes. He used the winnings to set up the Sopwith School of Flying at Brooklands.
9: ...] aircraft, most famously the [[Sopwith Camel]]. Sopwith was awarded the [[Order of the British Empire|CBE...
11: ... chief engineer and test pilot, [[Harry Hawker]]. Sopwith was chairman of the new firm.

Sopwith Tabloid (3785 bytes)
1: ...s aircraft, one of the first to be built by the [[Sopwith Aviation Company]]. Named the "[[Tabloid]]" beca...
5: ...ge:Sopwith Schneider.jpg|thumb|right|250px|The '''Sopwith Schneider''', piloted by Howard Pixton, at the 19...
7: ...1914]], a version of the Tabloid, known as the '''Sopwith Schneider''', equipped with floats and powered by...
13: ...get]] engine, and the resulting floatplane, the [[Sopwith Baby]], had a successful service career.
42: Sopwith Schneider -

Sopwith 1½ Strutter (3426 bytes)
1: [[Image:Sopwith Strutter.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Sopwith 1½ Strutter]]
3: The '''Sopwith 1½ Strutter''' was a [[United Kingdom|British]] o...
5: Designed by the [[Sopwith Aviation Company]], the 1½ Strutter was so [[nick...
11: ...t great British [[dog fight]]er of the war, the [[Sopwith Pup]], was essentially a scaled-down, single-seat...
39: [[Sopwith Pup]]

Sopwith Triplane (1017 bytes)
1: [[Image:Sopwith_Triplane_in_Russland.jpg|thumb|Sopwith Triplane]]
2: [[de:Sopwith Triplane]]
4: ... in [[World War I]]. It was manufactured by the [[Sopwith Aviation Company]] and was nicknamed the ''Tripe'...
6: Introduced in November [[1916]] the Sopwith Triplane was flown by the [[Royal Naval Air Servi...
8: ... withdrawn from service and replaced by [[Sopwith Camel]]s.

Sopwith Salamander (277 bytes)
1: ...h Salamander was first built in [[1918]] by the [[Sopwith Aviation Company]]. A total of 419 were built. Th...

Sopwith Snipe (5490 bytes)
2: ...3" align="center" style="border-bottom:3px solid"|Sopwith Snipe
72: ...al Air Force]] (RAF), designed and built by the [[Sopwith Aviation Company]] during the [[World War I|First...
74: ... Sopwith's most famous aeroplane, the ''[[Sopwith Camel]]'', which had performed remarkbly well during th...
76: ...med with upto four 25lb bombs, identical to the ''Camel's'' armament.
80: ... phased out of RAF service and by [[1926]], the ''Sopwith Snipe's'' career with the RAF was over.

Sopwith Pup (3338 bytes)
2: ...3" align="center" style="border-bottom:3px solid"|Sopwith Pup
16: |Manufacturer||colspan="2"|Sopwith
80: ...t looked like a smaller version of the two-seat [[Sopwith 1½ Strutter]].
84: ...ron against [[Zeppelin]]s. On August 2nd 1917, a Sopwith Pup flown by Sqn Cdr Edwin Dunning became the fir...
86: The Pup was based on the personal plane of Sopwith's chief test pilot [[Harry Hawker]]. The Pup was...

Sopwith Cuckoo (3757 bytes)
2: ...3" align="center" style="border-bottom:3px solid"|Sopwith Cuckoo
4: ...e:Sopwith Cuckoo.jpg|200px|Sopwith Cuckoo ]]<br>''Sopwith Cuckoo''
68: ...tter known for making the [[Sopwith Camel]] and [[Sopwith Pup]]. Though the ''Cuckoo'' would also prove to...

Sopwith Aviation Company (1680 bytes)
1: ... the first world war, most famously the [[Sopwith Camel]].
3: ...unded in [[Kingston-upon-Thames]] by Sir [[Thomas Sopwith]] in June of [[1912]]. The company's first facto...
5: ...pany produced the [[Sopwith Cuckoo|Cuckoo]] and [[Sopwith Salamander|Salamander]], but these were too late ...
7: ... test pilot was [[Harry Hawker]] who in 1920 with Sopwith, Fred Sigrist and Bill Eyre, formed [[H.G. Hawker...

Camel (3195 bytes)
2: {{Taxobox_begin | color = pink | name = Camels}}
3: ...Bactrian_Camel.jpg|240px]] | caption = [[Bactrian Camel]]}}
10: {{Taxobox_familia_entry | taxon = [[Camelidae]]}}
11: {{Taxobox_genus_entry | taxon = '''''Camelus'''''}}
14: ''[[Camelus bactrianus]]''<br />

Camel (disambiguation) (249 bytes)
1: The word '''camel''' can mean:
3: *[[Camel]], a humped animal
4: *[[Camel (band)]], a rock band
5: ...d Applications for Mobile networks Enhanced Logic|CAMEL (mobile networks)]], a set of [[GSM]] mobile stan...
6: *[[Camel cigarettes]]

The Black Camel (465 bytes)
3: ''The Black Camel'' ([[1929]]) is the fourth, and least remarkable,...
6: [[Category:Mystery novels|Black Camel, The]]

Perl Camel (228 bytes)
1: The '''Perl Camel''' is O'Reilly's logo for the Perl programming la...

Camel Spider (1894 bytes)
3: ...ntrary to popular myth. The traveling speed of a camel spider is around 10 miles per hour.
7: The leg span of Camel Spiders in the [[middle east]] may reach five inc...
9: ==Camel Spider myth==
10: ...leaving the victim to awaken with a gaping wound. Camel Spiders produce no such venom and are not known t...
13: ...com/photos/bugs/camelspider.asp Snopes article on camel spider myths]

Joe Camel (1906 bytes)
1: [[Image:JoeCamel.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Joe Camel]]
3: ...Joe Camel''' was the [[cartoon]] [[mascot]] for [[Camel cigarettes]] from late [[1987]] to [[July 10]], [...
5: ...ng team. At that time, RJR's staff found that the Camel brand had a reputation as an "old-man's cigarette...
7: ...cigarettes sold illegally to underage buyers were Camels.
9: ...uadruped|quadrupedal]], non-[[anthropomorphic]] [[camel]].

Camel cigarettes (1318 bytes)
1: [[Image:Logo-camel.png|right|250px|Camel cigarettes logo]]
2: ...years known for its high quality and smoothness. Camels contain a unique [[Turkey|Turkish]] and [[United...
4: Camel cigarettes come in the following varieties:
12: *Camel Rare
20: ... and [[1994]]. In [[July 10]], [[1997]], the Joe Camel campaign was retired. It was replaced with a mor...

Camel train (845 bytes)
1: A '''camel train''' is a series of [[camel]]s carrying goods or passengers in a group as par...
3: ... "[[The Ghan]]" as a shortened version of "Afghan camel train." In 2004, the train was extended completel...

Camel racing (500 bytes)
1: ...the [[Middle East]], and [[Africa]]. Professional camel racing, like [[horse racing]], is an event for [[...
3: ==Major events in camel racing==
7: ...he investigation of [[child slavery|child slave]] camel jockeys in the Middle East. These are very young...

Camel (band) (4785 bytes)
1: '''Camel''' is a [[United Kingdom|British]] [[progressive ...
5: ...n a band called The Brew. Changing their name to Camel, they played their first gig at [[Waltham Forest ...
7: In [[August]] [[1972]] Camel signed with [[MCA Records]] and released their ep...
11: Camel's line-up has changed many times in their history...
17: ... [[alcohol abuse|alcohol]] and [[drug abuse]] and Camel briefly disbanded. It reformed the following yea...

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