The Albatros W.5 was a floatplane torpedo bomber used by Germany during the First World War. It was a biplane with twin pusher engines, two Benz Bz.III engines of 112 kilowatts each, and its operator was the Imperial German Navy. The crew was three. The published specifications give a length of 13.1 metres, a wingspan of 22.7 metres, a height of 4.25 metres and a gross weight of 3,665 kilograms, with a maximum speed of 133 kilometres per hour and a range of 490 kilometres. The Albatros W.3 article records that the W.5 was a development of the W.3 and that five were built for the Navy in 1917.
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