I've been fascinated by aviation particularly ww1, since reading Biggles as a boy. Done a bit of "real" flying but eyesight and uselessness at sport precluded joining the RAF and having children precluded getting a PPL. This site feels like coming home. Thanks!

2004-09-06 20:49:15 6153

I am Captain Howard Saints Great Great Granddaughter. I would be very gratefull for any information on when he died

2004-09-05 13:09:56 6152

What a fantastic site! I am researching the history of THE CLIFFORD GROUP which was formed by WW1 ACE SOLOMON CLIFFORD JOSEPH. Any information at all welcomed. Tank you JP

2004-09-04 13:36:41 6151

Hi! You have a great sight. I am fond of Col. William "Bill" Thaw III of the Escadrille Lafayette. He is buried here in Pittsburgh, PA. His brother was 1st. Lt. Alexander Blair Thaw II. Alexander was killed in a landing accident; and is buried in France. He has a memorial grave next to Col. Bill's. Keep up the good work, Regards, John

2004-09-01 12:43:18 6148

Thank You for a very interesting and informativ site. I have marked as a preferred-site, and I am on the site almost daily. I am a military historian and work a lot with (mostly) the Danes who distinguished themselves in foreign military service. My warmest regards Knud Aundorf

2004-08-26 16:33:32 6144

Hello everybobody! I?m glad to found this side.There are so many interisting parts.I?ve watched a few british Air War Museums therefore is this Page so intewristing for me. So carry on Boy?s.

2004-08-25 13:48:44 6142

My grandfather, Harry Magnall, was a gunner-observer in an RE 8, and it is both fascinating and horrifying to see the clumsy contraption to which he entrusted his life. (The commentary does little to remove one's doubts.) I recall Grandpa telling me that the plane's balance was so precarious that it could not be flown with an empty rear cockpit; sometimes a sack of sand had to substitute for the gunner during non-combat flights!

2004-08-25 03:21:19 6140

This is an awesome site!! I mean, a really really great site!

2004-08-17 00:55:57 6132

Nice site. I named my company Hat in the Ring LTD in honor of the brave men who fought and died over the skies of France in the Great War.

2004-08-15 19:50:13 6130

Hi excelent sight can spend hours looking. I need some help on a Captain PS Burge who had 11 victories with 64 sqn but was eventualy shot down on the 24 july 1918.I am trying to find out what markings was on his last SE5a that he was flying on that fateful day and serial no. .I intend to make a model of that aircraft if I can find the relevant information

2004-08-13 13:34:31 6129

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2004-08-13 11:07:52 6128

Maby fasmiy? Greetings from Scandinavia

2004-08-10 22:29:44 6121

Hi, I was just looking for people with the same last name and ran across this. I think that is rather nice.

2004-08-10 14:33:39 6120

Thank you for mentioning my uncle, Reinhold Ritter von Benz, Jasta 78

2004-08-02 10:02:16 6117

I sold my 90% Fokker Dr1 in 1996. Will the gentalmen who bought it please contact me.

2004-07-31 01:46:39 6114

Without a doubt the best WW l Aviation site I have seen. I ejoyed learning about home town hero Elliott White Springs. Its amazing the guts these gentlemen possessed to fight at altitude in machines made of wood, wire and fabric. Bravo

2004-07-23 22:34:31 6110

I'm writting this for my Father he has been into planes since he was a child. You can imagine growing up at the end of WWII. To me those planes were amazing. For a surprise could you make some copies for my dad{full-picture length} he would be a fan of yours for life. I love to do special things for him. 5 Wander way/Lake in the Hills/Il.60156 From Amanda /I hope it's not too much- THANKYOU!

2004-07-21 15:12:18 6107

The historical research is excellent and the site is visually fantastic. An informative and fun site to visit.

2004-07-20 14:21:50 6106

Very interesting website. Easily the best I've seen so far in regards to WWI and the air war. Information is hard to find if my extensive online search is anything to go by. The hardest part is finding logos/emblems/markings used by the various squadrons and identifying marks used by the Aces (if they had any). I suspect I'm going to have to try and find a book... Anyway, brilliant site!

2004-07-18 15:34:57 6102

Hey,great site!I've been looking for info on Francis G. Quigley for years.The book Knights of the Air from Time/Life credits him with 34 victories.Its terrible that after surviving so many brushes with death in the air he was done in by the flu!By the way,is anyone going to come out with a new WWI flight sim?

2004-07-15 00:11:23 6101