My Grandfather Peter Duffy won the DCM and MM in WW1, I believe at the Somme. How can I find out more about his awards. He was with the Howe battalion RN I believe.

2003-02-21 13:20:00 5416

My good friend Pete Cook is the Grandson of Ace Weir Cook. Does anyone out there have any info on Weir. Send replies to my e-mail address.

2003-02-20 14:18:00 5415

nice website

2003-02-20 10:23:00 5414

Hello,
Thanks for the excellent site.

Regards, Karl

2003-02-19 19:47:00 5413

je suis un athlete marocain 27ans de l equipe national 3.39 en 1500m et 13.32 en 5000m je veux rejoindre la legion d honneur francaise

2003-02-19 14:19:00 5411

Somehow I mangaed to send You an incomplete entry. Anyway, if you are interested I can send You correct photographs of my grandfather, Lt. Hans M?ller.(Yours is wrong)

2003-02-19 05:16:00 5409

I am working on a screenplay about the Lafayette Esquadrille and I'd like any information about them anyone has. I'd like to make it as historically correct as possible, to please all you enthusiasts, and tell a great story. great site by the way.
thanks

2003-02-17 18:28:00 5407

Doing research on Irish casualties of WWI and found your site. An excellent and well-presented source.

2003-02-17 11:29:00 5406

I think Manfred Von Ricthofen was probably the best pilot in the world.

2003-02-15 19:51:00 5405

Dear Sir

I am just inquiring about a German WW1 pilot by the name of Gustaf Brandt, born 19/7/1897in Hamburg, Wohldorferstr, died the same day as Red Baron, flying an Albatros DV, werke number 805? some numbers maybe missing.

Wondering if you could give me more information regarding him or his family.

2003-02-15 18:36:00 5404

This is cool site. Congratulations

2003-02-15 09:24:00 5403

Albert DesBrisay Carter is my Great Uncle. My Grandmother's brother.(Amy Louise Carter/ Scott) I have other poto's from WWI of Uncle Des

2003-02-14 14:11:00 5402

great site. keep up the good work.

Friday, February 14, 2003 at 08:52:57 (EST) 5400

a great site. congratulations

Thursday, February 13, 2003 at 08:13:18 (EST) 5396

i am very interested in the ww1 and ww2 plane

Wednesday, February 12, 2003 at 15:06:32 (EST) 5395

Thank You, for your efficient and informative website. Enclosed is an article for your news, and the complete text and photo have been sent to your webmaster. WWI pilot remembered as gallant man Veterans honour one of their own Flier believed to be last of his kind FRANK CALLEJA, STAFF REPORTER Yesterday, family, friends and fellow veterans bid a heartfelt cheerio to Henry Botterell, the last of a special breed of Canadian airmen. Believed to be the last living Canadian fighter pilot to serve in World War I, flying a Sopwith Camel against the best enemy pilots and braving machine-gun fire in the skies over France, Botterell died Jan. 3 in the veterans' wing at Sunnybrook hospital. He was 106 years old. "Henry was a true role model for every Canadian," veteran Arthur Plumb told about 250 people who gathered at the hospital for a memorial service in honour of their fallen comrade and friend.

Wednesday, February 12, 2003 at 09:10:55 (EST) 5394

First time visitor impressed by the site. I shall return.

Tuesday, February 11, 2003 at 18:23:52 (EST) 5393

Best site around for anyone interested in World War I aviation. Going to the forum for a question.

Monday, February 10, 2003 at 15:42:57 (EST) 5391

Great site..I enjoyed it a lot..BTW Its the first time I'm posting my comments on a public place. +++Kati Janson+++

Saturday, February 08, 2003 at 18:55:39 (EST) 5389