The Pohl Giant Triplane was a large aircraft designed by Villehad Forssman for Germany in World War I. In mind that the United States of America had just entered the war in early 1917, the plane was designed so that it could flown from Germany to New York. To this end it had ten engines and an enormous wingspan. It also had no cable bracing and the insides of the fuselage were lined with a second plywood layer. The first task of the machine would be to travel to New York and drop fliers urging the Americans to withdraw from the war, and then it would to be used as a bomber.