DAR-2) Finnish Air Force Luftstreitkräfte Marine Flieger-Abteilung Latvian Air Force Lithuanian Air Force (12 bought and 3 built) Polish Air Force (15 used) Ottoman Air Force (No AK 8 to AK 41) Austro-Hungarian Air Force Variants Data from C.VI (L 16) about shorter and , with strengthened engine bearers to take a Argus As III six-cylinder inline. Some 4% faster. Limited production. W.2 Seaplane variant with twin floats, modified Mercedes D.II installation, revised cabane strut and a much larger fin. Parabellum MG14 machine gun in observer's cockpit. One only, delivered June 1916. Specifications (C.III) See also References Bibliography Further reading Biplanes Single-engined tractor aircraft 1910s German bomber aircraft 1910s German military reconnaissance aircraft Military aircraft of World War I C.03 Aircraft first flown in 1915