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Bloody April - Bloody April
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They come over here at barely 2000 meters. What do they think they are doing? They all went down under the guns of Jasta 11 . And the RFC did its job. If pictures were not obtained new aircraft went out until they were. Artillery aircraft missing? Most of the celebrated aces on both sides did not survive the war. Aerial Photo of the Front. Proudly powered by Weebly.
Notes - Bloody April
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1 VanWyngarden, Greg, Albatros Aces of the First World War Part 2 (Aircraft of the Aces no. 77) Oxford:Osprey Publishing, 2007. 2 Bloody April:Slaughter in the Skies over Arras , 1917 ebook Loc 1839. 8Lewis, Cecil, Sagittarius Rising, P.59. 10Kilduff, Peter, Richtofen Beyond the Legend of the Red Baron, P.94. 11IBID. P.72. 12http:/ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl Allmenröder. 13 Lewis, Cecil, Sagittarius Rising,P.174. 14IBID. P.174. Bruce, J.M. Warplanes of the First World War (Fighters): Volume T.
The Tab - Bloody April
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211 aircrew killed or missing. Between January - May 1917 the RFC lost 708 aircraft. 275 fell in May. The air superiority enjoyed disappeared with the arrival in numbers of the S.E.5a. Very few of the pilots mentioned survived the war. Proudly powered by Weebly.
Reconnaissance - Bloody April
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The Reason for it all - The Army. High wind and snow in the morning.Took Baierlein (the observer) for photos of Givenchy. at 6000 feet a LVG attacked us, but we drove him off. Later three. Captain Ewart Garland (B.E. 2 Pilot), 16 Squadron, RFC 3. Two, pilot and observer. 27 ft 3 in (8.31 m). 37 ft 0 in (11.28 m). 11 ft 1½ in (3.39 m). 371 ft² (34.8 m²). 1,370 lb (623 kg). 2,350 lb (1,068 kg). 1 × RAF 1A air cooled V8 engine., 90 hp (67 kW). 72 mph (63 knots, 116 km/h) at 6,500 ft (1,980 m). 3 hr 15 min.
56 Squadron - Bloody April
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56 Squadron - Royal Flying Corps . 56th Squadron is still on the roles as 56th Squadron RAF - an old storied Group. Formed at Gosport on June 8th 1916. Ball (Albert) was a quiet simple little man.His one relaxation was the violin, and his favorite after dinner amusement to light a red magnesium flare outside his hut and walk around it in his pajamas , fiddling! He was also deeply religious, tinkered with engines and electrical equipment. Cecil Lewis survived the war and worked for Vickers Company advisi...
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Thoughts on Military History. The musings of an Aviation Historian. RAF Museum Research Programme. I am a member of the Centre for War Studies, Society for Military History, British Commission for Military History, and the Royal Air Force Historical Society. Additionally I am the convener of the The Second World War Military Operations Research Group. In 2014, I passed, with corrections, my PhD in Modern History at the Centre for War Studies at the University of Birmingham. And Dr Armin Grünbacher. Thank...
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The October 14, 1943 air raid on Schweinfurt is an American story, and should be remembered as an example of how Americans perform when they must. The men of the Eighth Air Force were children of the depression called on to fight a Second World War. They did so without complaint or sense that they had done anything special, and did not talk of it afterwards. I think that is enough. Ira C Eaker - Commander Eighth Air Force. Proudly powered by Weebly.
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Dulce Et Decorum Est Pro Patria Mori -. Two young Naval officers had submitted designs for a manned torpedo in 1942 and were turned down. However in 1943 the idea began to take on some urgency and was approved by the Naval General Staff. These one way torpedoes came to be named Kaiten. Proudly powered by Weebly.
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Bloody April - A Thought
Not as Old as it Seems -. Chivalry, the Red Baron, wood and canvas, sounds quaint doesn't it? It is all but forgotten. World War One consumed a generation of Europeans and not a few Americans. Should we forget this? To forget, you bloody little fool, to forget. Do you think there's no limit to what a man can bear? Proudly powered by Weebly.
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Ota - Sasai - Takatsuka. The Tainan Air Group. December 4, 2011. Proudly powered by Weebly.
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Battle of the Frontiers - A Thought
Battle of the Frontiers. John Willis Palmer Interview. Before the lights went out Europe was envied and emulated throughout the world. Technology, the sciences, financial and military might, trade and names like Freud, Krupp, Pasteur, Garibaldi and others who lead in their fields or by example. The Battle of the Frontiers was a loss of innocence. After enthusiastic, patriotic declarations of war, reservist were called to the colors and shortly afterwards the battle began. Is there something wrong with us?
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HMS King George V. HMS Prince of Wales. A Couple of Tars. We can understand these events intellectually, but never emotionally. Imagine the last minutes of the Hood; the realization that death is coming to claim you. How about the Swordfish pilots? The sailors on the Bismarck after the rudders were stuck. Dying under the guns of Rodney and King George V or then drowning in the sinking ship? Can we have any idea of the pressure he was under? Proudly powered by Weebly.
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May 27,1905 - Home
Dogger Bank - Gabon. Agra Pequena - Madagascar. Madagascar to Cam Ranh Bay. Cam Ranh Bay - Tsushima. May 27, 1905 - 2:45 AM. Tsushima 14:20 - 19:20. May 28, 1905. The relevance of a naval battle receding in time - Russia descending into revolution? The rise of a great Pacific Power? The Sakhalin Islands still a sore spot in Russo Japanese relations 107 years after the war? Following the battle, Nicholas II sued for peace. The battle ended the Russo Japanese War. Russian negotiations with Japan over Russi...
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Night Witches - Home
A Night at the Office. A Lesson For Us All. Imagine if you will being a girl of say 18-21 from anytown, Soviet Union. Finding out the Germans have invaded her country she enlists. Through desire, pure chance, or assignment, she is sent to Engels, near Stalingrad to train for flight duties. She sees she is to fly an old biplane designed as a crop duster that has a top speed of less than 100 mph ; exilharation? Haven't we grown better than that? Everyone fights, men, women , old and young, everybody. Stein...
