Aircraft, pilots, and flying missions of World War One, also known as the Great War.
This page was last updated on October 11th, 2008
This page was last updated on October 11th, 2008
World War I (from History)
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Flying for France
With the American Escadrille at Verdun - text of a book by James R. McConnell.
The Red Baron
Outline of Manfred von Richthofen's career. Photographs, information on family, chronology of military service.
Fokker Dr1.com
Research project of the 320 Fokker Dr.1 triplanes built during World War I and the fighter pilot Manfred von Richthofen also known as The Red Baron. Information, photographs, books, artwork, links.
George H. Williams WW-I Aviation Library
The online George H. Williams WW-I Aviation Library located at the University of Texas at Dallas.
The Red Fighter Pilot
An online edition of Captain Manfred von Richthofen's 1917 account of the air war during WW-I.
Cross and Cockade International
The Society of World War One Aero Historians.
Who killed the Red Baron?
An archive of files on the controversy which surrounds the death of World War One's top-scoring ace. Includes eyewitness audio files.
Nieuport Pages
The Nieuport Aircraft 1909-1945. Photographs, drawings, profiles, serial lists of Nieuport aircraft plus period drawings of WW-I aircraft engines and WW-I aircraft.
The Lafayette Escadrille Memorial Foundation
Dedicated to the American pilots who flew for France before America's entry into World War I. Information and photographs about the Memorial, foundation, history, pilots, airplanes.
Zeppelins: Monsters of the Purple Twilight
Describes the use of Zeppelins during WW-I.
Koeniglich Preussische Jagdstaffel 2 "Boelcke"
Historical website about the German ace Oswald Boelcke and his squadron, also covering other German aces and their planes. Despite the title, the site is in English.
Ro§bud's WW-I Aviation Image Archive
More than two thousand photographs of aeroplanes, airships, and kite balloons from the first two decades of flight.
The League of WW-I Aviation Historians
Publishers of Over The Front, the leading journal in the field of Great War military aviation research. Stories of the men and missions, markings and colors of the aeroplanes, images, links to local chapters.
The Aircraft of World War I
Aircraft listed by nationality with history of each type. Statistics for total production by each nation, front line strength, and combat losses throughout the war.
The Gosse Collection of Early Aeronautica
A collection of military relics from early airplanes and their aviators of the 1914-1918 period.
Fokker Dr 1
The most famous plane of WW-I and universally associated with the Red Baron (Dr standing for Dreidecker, or 3 wings), including information on its invention and design, and the history of the plane in combat.
Army Zeppelin LZ85
The story of the Zeppelin LZ85 and other airships. Description of the Zeppelin along with pictures and other useful information.
Red Baron
Song lyrics describe the incident of July 6, 1917 when the Red Baron was critically wounded in aerial combat yet lived to fight again.
Lafayette Escadrille
History of a famous flying squadron of WW-I. Photographs of their aircraft, optional audio file of ragtime music, map showing location of their airfield.
The Aerodrome
A comprehensive database on World War I aviation. Aces, aircraft, medals, forum, news, links, this day in history (events, births, deaths relevant to the topic).
Spad XIII
Describes beginnings of the SPAD company, strengths and weaknesses of its aircraft, restoration of the oldest known surviving example, photographs, links.
Informative speech on the Fokker Triplane
Describes the development, operational history, strengths and weaknesses of the Fokker Triplane. Written in the form of an outline.
World War I Aviation Page
Information on the aces, air battles, and aircraft involved in the conflict.
Manfred Freiherr von Richthofen
Manfred von Richthofen's military career, year by year. Chart of Richthofen's victories by month, photographs and details of aircraft.
With the American Escadrille at Verdun - text of a book by James R. McConnell.
Outline of Manfred von Richthofen's career. Photographs, information on family, chronology of military service.
Research project of the 320 Fokker Dr.1 triplanes built during World War I and the fighter pilot Manfred von Richthofen also known as The Red Baron. Information, photographs, books, artwork, links.
The online George H. Williams WW-I Aviation Library located at the University of Texas at Dallas.
An online edition of Captain Manfred von Richthofen's 1917 account of the air war during WW-I.
The Society of World War One Aero Historians.
An archive of files on the controversy which surrounds the death of World War One's top-scoring ace. Includes eyewitness audio files.
The Nieuport Aircraft 1909-1945. Photographs, drawings, profiles, serial lists of Nieuport aircraft plus period drawings of WW-I aircraft engines and WW-I aircraft.
Dedicated to the American pilots who flew for France before America's entry into World War I. Information and photographs about the Memorial, foundation, history, pilots, airplanes.
Describes the use of Zeppelins during WW-I.
Historical website about the German ace Oswald Boelcke and his squadron, also covering other German aces and their planes. Despite the title, the site is in English.
More than two thousand photographs of aeroplanes, airships, and kite balloons from the first two decades of flight.
Publishers of Over The Front, the leading journal in the field of Great War military aviation research. Stories of the men and missions, markings and colors of the aeroplanes, images, links to local chapters.
Aircraft listed by nationality with history of each type. Statistics for total production by each nation, front line strength, and combat losses throughout the war.
A collection of military relics from early airplanes and their aviators of the 1914-1918 period.
The most famous plane of WW-I and universally associated with the Red Baron (Dr standing for Dreidecker, or 3 wings), including information on its invention and design, and the history of the plane in combat.
The story of the Zeppelin LZ85 and other airships. Description of the Zeppelin along with pictures and other useful information.
Song lyrics describe the incident of July 6, 1917 when the Red Baron was critically wounded in aerial combat yet lived to fight again.
History of a famous flying squadron of WW-I. Photographs of their aircraft, optional audio file of ragtime music, map showing location of their airfield.
A comprehensive database on World War I aviation. Aces, aircraft, medals, forum, news, links, this day in history (events, births, deaths relevant to the topic).
Describes beginnings of the SPAD company, strengths and weaknesses of its aircraft, restoration of the oldest known surviving example, photographs, links.
Describes the development, operational history, strengths and weaknesses of the Fokker Triplane. Written in the form of an outline.
Information on the aces, air battles, and aircraft involved in the conflict.
Manfred von Richthofen's military career, year by year. Chart of Richthofen's victories by month, photographs and details of aircraft.
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