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{|((Infobox aircraft begin
| name = C.714
| image =  Caudron_CR.714.png 
| caption = Caudron CR.714 fighter plane of Groupe de Chasse I/145, June 1940
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((Infobox aircraft type
| type = Fighter
| manufacturer = [[Caudron]]-[[Renault]]
| designer = [[Marcel Riffard]]
| first flight = 18 July 1936 (C.710)
| introduced = [[1940 in aviation|1940]]
| retired = [[1941 in aviation|1941]] (Finland)
| status = 
| primary user = [[Polish Air Forces in France and Great Britain|Polish Air Force in France]]
| more users = [[French Air Force]]<br/>[[Finland]]
| produced = 1939–1940
| number built = approximately 90
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[[File:Caudron-Renault C.713.jpg|right|thumb|Caudron C.713]]
[[File:Caudron_C.720_photo_Le_Pontentiel_Aérien_Mondial_1936.jpg|thumb|Caudron C.720 photo from Le Pontentiel Aérien Mondial 1936]]
The '''C.710''' were a series of [[light fighter]] aircraft developed by [[Caudron]]-[[Renault]] for the [[French Air Force]] just prior to the start of [[World War II]]. One version, the '''C.714''', saw limited production, and were assigned to [[Poland|Polish]] pilots flying in France after the fall of Poland in 1939. A small number was also supplied to [[Finland]].

==Design and development==
The original specification that led to the C.710 series was offered in 1936 in order to quickly raise the number of modern aircraft in French service, by supplying a "light fighter" of wooden construction that could be built rapidly in large numbers without upsetting the production of existing types. The contract resulted in three designs, the [[Arsenal VG-33|Arsenal VG-30]], the [[Bloch MB.700]],<ref name="Dassaultmb700">((cite web |title=MB 700: origins, characteristics and performance data |url=https://www.dassault-aviation.com/en/passion/aircraft/military-bloch-aircraft/mb-700/ |website=Dassault Aviation, a major player to aeronautics |access-date=25 May 2019))</ref> and the C.710. Prototypes of all three were ordered.

The original C.710 model was an angular design developed from an earlier series of air racers. One common feature of the Caudron line was an extremely long nose which set the cockpit far back on the fuselage. The nose housed the 336&nbsp;kW (450&nbsp;hp) [[Renault 12R|Renault 12R-01]], a [[supercharger|supercharged]] inverted and air-cooled [[V-12 engine]] that resulted from putting together two 6Q engines.<ref>((cite web |url=http://aalebourget.fr/moteur-caudron-cr-714/ |title=The engine of the Caudron CR.714 |language=fr |website=Ailes Anciennes Le Bourget |access-date=December 4, 2017))</ref> The aircraft was a [[monoplane]] of all-wooden construction. It had a fixed and [[Aircraft fairing#Types|spatted]] landing gear, and the [[vertical stabilizer]] was a seemingly [[World War I]]-era semicircle instead of a more common trapezoidal or triangular design.<ref name="lefan3p2">Mihaly May 1972, p. 2</ref> Armament consisted of a 20&nbsp;mm [[Hispano-Suiza HS.404|Hispano-Suiza HS.9]] cannon under each wing in a small pod, with 60 rounds per gun.<ref name="lefan3p3">Mihaly May 1972, p. 3</ref><ref name="complete fighters p111"/>

The C.710 prototype first flew on 18 July 1936.<ref name="complete fighters p111">Green and Swanborough 1994, p. 111.</ref> The C.710 demonstrated a speed of ((convert|455|km/h|mph kn|abbr=on)) at ((convert|4000|m|ft|abbr=on)),<ref name="lefan35p7">Mihaly July 1972, p. 7</ref><ref name="complete fighters p111"/> but the [[Morane-Saulnier M.S.405]] was finally selected instead, mainly due to its superior rate of climb.<ref name="lefan3p3"/> The prototype C.710 was destroyed in a crash on 1 February 1938.<ref name="complete fighters p111"/>

The C.711 was a proposed racing aircraft which was not built and the C.712 was a version intended to break the World Air Speed Record.<ref>Green 1960, p. 39</ref> It used the fuselage of the C.710 with the wing of the [[Caudron C.580]], while its Renault 613 engine, although basically the same as that of the C.710, had its power increased to ((convert|750|hp|kW|abbr=on)) by increasing compression, allowing the use of 100 [[Octane rating|Octane fuel]].<ref name="lefan77p89">Robinson 1976, pp. 8–9</ref> The C.712 made its first flight on 24 December 1936,<ref name="lefan77p9">Robinson 1976, p. 9</ref> but was destroyed in a crash at [[Istres]] on 29 April 1937 during a record attempt.<ref name="lefan77p112">Robinson 1976, pp. 11–12</ref> The C.713, which flew on 15 December 1937, was a modified fighter which introduced retractable landing gear and a more conventional triangular vertical stabilizer.<ref name="complete fighters p111"/>

The final evolution of the 710 series was the C.714 Cyclone, a variation on the C.713 which first flew in April 1938 as the C.714.01 prototype. The primary changes were a new wing [[airfoil]] section, a strengthened fuselage, and, instead of two cannons, four 7.5&nbsp;mm [[MAC 1934]] machine guns in the wing fairings. It was powered by the newer 12R-03 version of the engine, which introduced a new [[carburettor]] that could operate in negative [[g-force|''g'']].

The French Air Force ordered 20 C.714s on 5 November 1938, with options for a further 180. Production started at the [[Renault]] factory in the [[Paris]] suburbs in summer 1939.<ref>Green 1960, pp. 39–40.</ref>

Other projected versions were the C.720 [[Trainer aircraft|trainer]] with a 75 or 164&nbsp;kW (100 or 220&nbsp;hp) engine, the C.760 fighter with a 559&nbsp;kW (750&nbsp;hp) [[Isotta-Fraschini Delta]] engine, and the '''C.770''' fighter with a 597&nbsp;kW (800&nbsp;hp) Renault V-engine. None of these reached production.

==Operational history==
((More citations needed|date=March 2016))
[[File:Caudron C.714.jpg|thumb|right|A Finnish C.714]]

Deliveries did not start until January 1940. After a series of tests with the first production examples, it became apparent that the design was seriously flawed. Although light and fast, its wooden construction did not permit a more powerful engine to be fitted. The original engine seriously limited its climb rate and maneuverability with the result that the Caudron was withdrawn from active service in February 1940. In March, the initial production order was reduced to 90, as the performance was not considered good enough to warrant further production contracts. Eighty were diverted to Finland to fight in the [[Winter War]]. These were meant to be flown by French pilots.

However, events in France resulted in only six aircraft being delivered, and an additional ten were waiting in the harbour when deliveries were stopped. The six aircraft that arrived were assembled, tested and given registrations CA-551 to CA-556. The aircraft were found to be too unreliable and dangerous to use in Finnish conditions, and were not committed to combat. Two of the aircraft were damaged during a transport flight to [[Pori]]. Further, the Finnish pilots found that it was difficult to start and land the aircraft from the air bases at the front. The aircraft were maintained on the roster until they were retired and scrapped on 30 December 1949. One example, ''CA-556'' was transferred to the maintenance personnel school as an instructional airframe.<ref name="Stockton">((cite web |last1=Stockton |first1=Harold E. Jr. |title=Under French Skies |url=http://lonestar.texas.net/~snolep/fighter/index13.htm |website=lonestar.texas.net |publisher=Snow Leopard Productions |access-date=25 May 2019 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080505003538/http://lonestar.texas.net/~snolep/fighter/index13.htm |archive-date=5 May 2008 |language=en |date=8 October 1998))</ref>

On 18 May 1940, 35 Caudrons were delivered to the Polish ''Warsaw Squadron'', the ''[[Groupe de Chasse polonais I/145]]'', stationed at the [[Mions]] airfield. After just 23 sorties, adverse opinion of the fighter was confirmed by frontline pilots who expressed concerns that it was seriously underpowered and was no match for contemporary German fighters.

On 25 May, only a week after it was introduced, French Minister of War [[Guy La Chambre]] ordered all C.714s to be withdrawn from active service. However, since the French authorities had no other aircraft to offer, the Polish pilots ignored the order and continued to fly the Caudrons. Despite flying a fighter hopelessly outdated compared to the [[Messerschmitt Bf 109]]E, the Polish pilots scored 12 confirmed and three unconfirmed victories in three battles between 8 June and 11 June, losing nine in the air and nine more on the ground. Among the aircraft shot down were four [[Dornier Do 17]] bombers, and also three [[Messerschmitt Bf 109]] and five [[Messerschmitt Bf 110]] fighters.

The Caudron fighter was also used by the Polish training squadron based in [[Bron]] near [[Lyon]]. Although the pilots managed to disperse several bombing raids, they did not score any kills; but they did not lose any aircraft either. By the end of June when France fell, only 53 production machines had been delivered (although the number varies, 98 is another common figure).

==Operators==
[[File:Caudron CR.714.png|thumb|right|Caudron CR.714 fighter plane of Groupe de Chasse I/145, June 1940]]
;((FIN))
*[[Finnish Air Force]]
;((FRA))
*[[French Air Force]]
;((POL))
*[[Polish Air Forces in France and Great Britain|Polish Air Force in Exile]]

==Survivors==
One full CR.714 airframe as well as one additional fuselage were preserved in Finland. The fuselage was offered back to the ''[[Musée de l'Air et de l'Espace]]'' where, as of 2015, it is currently undergoing restoration.<ref name="abpiccr.714">((cite web |last1=Frikke |first1=Erik |title=Caudron CR.714 Cyclone, CA-556 / 8538/6, Polish Aviation Museum |url=https://abpic.co.uk/pictures/view/1505316 |website=abpic.co.uk |access-date=25 May 2019))</ref>

==Specifications (Caudron C.714)==
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==See also==
((Aircontent
|related=
|similar aircraft=
* [[Ambrosini SAI.207]] 
* [[Ambrosini SAI.403|Ambrosini SAI.403 Dardo]]
* [[Bell XP-77]]
* [[Douglas XP-48]]
* [[Martin-Baker MB 2]] 
* [[Miles M.20]]
* [[Roussel R-30]]
* [[Tucker XP-57]]
* [[VEF I-16]]
|lists=
* [[List of aircraft of the French Air Force during World War II]] 
* [[List of fighter aircraft]]
* [[List of aircraft of World War II]]
|see also=
))

==References==

===Notes===
((Reflist))

===Bibliography===
* Angelucci, Enzo. ''The Rand McNally Encyclopedia of Military Aircraft, 1914–1980.'' San Diego, California: The Military Press, 1983.  ((ISBN|0-517-41021-4)).
* Belcarz, Bartłomiej. ''GC 1/145 in France 1940''. Sandomierz, Poland/Redbourn, UK: Mushroom Model Publications, 2002. ((ISBN|83-917178-1-X)).
* Belcarz, Bartłomiej. ''Morane MS 406C1, Caudron Cyclone CR 714C1, Bloch MB 151/152 (Polskie Skrzydła 2)'' (in Polish). Sandomierz, Poland: Stratus, 2004. ((ISBN|83-89450-21-6)). (This book recounts the use of the CR.714 by Polish Pilots of the French Air Force.)
* Breffort, Dominique and André Jouineau. ''French Aircraft from 1939 to 1942, Volume 1: from Amiot to Curtiss''. Paris: Histoire & Collections, 2004. ((ISBN|2-915239-23-1)).
* Brindley, John F. ''French Fighters of World War Two, Volume One''. Windsor, UK; Hylton Lacy Publishers Ltd., 1971. ((ISBN|0-85064-015-6)).
*((cite magazine |last1=Franco|first1=Charles|last2=Lanowski|first2=Witold|title=J'ai piloté le Caudron C.714.C1|journal=Le Fana de l'Aviation |date=December 1972 |issue=39 |pages=28–29 |issn=0757-4169 |language=fr|trans-title=I Flew the Caudron C.714.C1))
* Green, William. ''War Planes of the Second World War, Fighters, Volume One''. London: Macdonald & Co.(Publishers), 1960. ((ISBN|0-356-01445-2)).
* Green, William and Gordon Swanborough. ''The Complete Book of Fighters''. New York: Smithmark, 1994. ((ISBN|0-8317-3939-8)).
* Gretzyngier, Robert and Wojtek Matusiak. ''Polish Aces of World War II''. Oxford, UK: Osprey Publishing., 1998. ((ISBN|1-85532-726-0)).
* Keskinen, Kalevi, Kari Stenman and Klaus Niska. ''Suomen Ilmavoinen Historia 4: Morane-Saulnier M.S. 406/Caudron C.714'' (in Finnish). Helsinki, Finland: Tietoteos, 1975. ((ISBN|951-9035-19-2)).
*((cite journal |last1=Kotelnikov|first1=V.|last2=Kulikov|first2=V.|last3=Cony|first3=C.|name-list-style=amp |title=Les avions français en URSS, 1921–1941 |journal=Avions: Toute l'Aéronautique et son histoire |date=November 2001 |issue=104 |pages=37–43 |trans-title=French Aircraft in the USSR, 1921–1941 |language=fr |issn=1243-8650))
*((cite magazine |last1=Mihaly |first1=Edouard |title=Les chasseurs legers Caudron-Renault (1) |magazine=Le Album de Fanatique de l'Aviation |date=May 1972 |issue=33 |pages=2–6 |issn=0757-4169 |language=fr |trans-title=The Caudron-Renault Light Fighters, Part 1))
*((cite magazine |last1=Mihaly |first1=Edouard |title=Les chasseurs legers Caudron-Renault (2) |magazine=Le Album de Fanatique de l'Aviation |date=June 1972 |issue=34 |pages=2–7 |issn=0757-4169 |language=fr ))
*((cite magazine |last1=Mihaly|first1=Edouard|title=Les chasseurs legers Caudron-Renault (3)|magazine=Le Album de Fanatique de l'Aviation |date=July 1972|issue=35|pages=2–7|issn=0757-4169|language=fr|trans-title=The Caudron-Renault Light Fighters, Part 3))
* Pelletier, Alain. ''French Fighters of World War II in Action (Aircraft Number 180)''. Carrollton, Texas: Squadron/Signal Publications, Inc., 2002. ((ISBN|0-89747-440-6)).
*((cite magazine |last1=Robinson |first1=Pierre |title=Caudron 712, le pur-sang abattu par les cailloux de la craux |magazine=Le Fana de l'Aviation |date=April 1976 |issue=77 |pages=8–12 |issn=0757-4169 |language=fr|trans-title=Caudron 712: The Thoroughbred Slaughtered by Pebbles from Craux))

==External links==
((Commons category|Caudron C.714))
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20070927211122/http://www.plastikowe.pl/galerie/lotnictwo/caudron-c714 Photo gallery of Finnish Caudron C.714]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20061208200058/http://home.clara.net/acf/scale/scale-pics-3/low-wing/caudron-cyclone/caudron-cyclone.html replica of Caudron Cyclone]((Dead link|date=July 2022))

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