Richthofen rose to become the most successful flying ace of the war by shooting down 80 Allied planes and earning the nickname "The Red Baron" before his own death. He and his fellow pilots flew ...

Also seen in The Red Baron: A Photographic Album of the First World War's Greatest Ace, Manfred Von Richthofen; is the pilot posing in front of the wreckage of a plane belonging to one of his many ...

Here are some of the top fighter aircraft of WWI, ranked, paying homage to the ... better known as the Red Baron. This aircraft stands out as one of World War I's premier dogfighters, celebrated ...

The Red Baron Germany Production: A Warner Bros. Germany release of a Niama Film production. (International sales: HanWay Films, London.) Produced by Dan Maag, Thomas Reisser, Nikolai Muellerschoen.

Red Baron's WW1 fighter recreated. Video, 00:00:57Red Baron's WW1 fighter recreated Up Next. Flying a vintage WW2 German plane. Video, 00:02:38Flying a vintage WW2 German plane Royal pilot William ...

WW1 Red Baron's relatives meet Welsh victim's family ... She said: "This day 100 years ago, he was the observer in a plane with a pilot, Lionel Morris. They were sent to escort some bombers ...

The Red Baron." The D.VIII came later ... and "the engines weren't very powerful," Burchette noted. WWI planes had much more sparse wing spars than those used today, only running a portion ...

When a pilot shot down five or more enemy planes, he was considered an “ace.” The top flying ace in WWI was a German pilot named Manfred von Richthofen, or the “Red Baron.” He was ...

A PIECE of the Red Baron's crashed plane was sent home by a Victorian ANZAC who was a member of one of the first ambulance crews on the scene. Claud Harris and his mate Cuthbert Urwin, members of ...