This site is awesome, it has all the information anyone could possibley want.
Keep up the good work :)
*Kirby dances *

2004-01-15 09:41:42 5824

this is an interesting site but it is hard to copy the information for my Lawson Essay !

2004-01-14 08:01:29 5822

The absolute best website of it's kind anywhere! You have revived my interest in producing WW1 fighter aircraft models depicting particular air aces. I'm gonna have fun! Thanks and keep up the good work!

2004-01-13 08:54:32 5821

Hi!
Great Site!
We are the group "Nieuport memorial Flyers" from Switzerland and are currently building up 4 Nieuport 17/23 which were flying in Switzerland. Based on the original plans from Roozendal 1917! All planes with original Le Rhone engines.
1 Aircraft will be like the one of Oskar Bider, Switzerland, one like Cosimo Rizzotos.. The others are not definied yet.
Join our website and enjoy our project!
Greetings from Switzerland
Dani
(Site is written in German)

2004-01-12 11:48:42 5820

THIS SITE IS BLINGIN MON!

2004-01-12 01:49:01 5819

Searching for Oberleutnant Djemil.
I was given a small aviation pin with "Oblt.Djemil,1916 engraved on it. I would greatly appreciate any information anyone can give me on this German pilot.
Thanks.

2004-01-11 15:53:12 5818

i am in grade 10 and this is a great website to find info about World War 1.Thank you for the help.

2004-01-10 12:19:06 5817

This is very interesting. Have been researching Klimke or Klimpke. August Klimke born 1830 in Obernik - Ludom area north Posen.
Wife Susanna Klimke nee Lange born 1833, 5 children emigrated to USA from Hamburg in 1881 to Marquette Co. Wisconsin. Am searching for anyone whose family tree could be related. Thanks

2004-01-09 03:01:02 5815

Happy new year.
I am researching the life of J. Armstrong Drexel, an American
pioneer pilot who started flying in 1909,
I have a reference to him being the first American aviator to serve under the French
commander, General Joseph Joffre. Where would
I find further information about his wartime service? He retired from aviation around 1919,
and was still alive in 1928. When did he die?
With many thanks,
Madeleine

2004-01-06 11:03:31 5811

Hi,
I'm interested if anyone could provide me with more details about William N Mayger who served in the RFC (1649)and then RAF (203rd Sq)
He won the MM and becam a Serjeant-Pilot and was shot down 28th September 1918, whilst flying a Sopwith Camel.

2004-01-06 04:45:03 5810

Hi..Friends
The Red Baron is Back..
Black Cross - Red Star..

The Sturmvoik Fan..

2004-01-06 02:38:11 5807

My late Father in Law, Herbert Harold Kimpton, of Somersham, Huntingdonshire, England, enlisted in the 64th Squadron,Royal Flying Corp on 22 October 1915. His records state that he was made Sgt non-Tech, and that he was a motor cyclist. Medically he is recorded as "Fit as observer, but unfit in a capacity as pilot" on 13 July 1918. Other places mentioned in his records are Chingford and Crystal Palance. I have photographs of Herbert in uniform with comrades on motor cycles, and one of a plane. I would welcome more information on 64th Squadron.

2004-01-04 17:54:58 5804

I am looking for all information about the family Konstantynowicz - owners of DEKA - and about the DEKA manufactory and the DEKA ENGINES. A certain family Konstantynowicz possessed in St Petersburg a business "Duflon, Konstantynowicz & Co." abbreviated as DEKA i.e. joint stock company; co-property of Aleksander (?) Konstantynowicz from the Mscislau line probably - and we built up the military manufactory of aeroengines in a town Aleksandrovsk (later on named Zaporozhye = Zaporozh'e) in 1915 and 1916; the Mersedes-type 100 hp assembled here in September 1916 and designated (tm)Deka M-100; Motor Sich JSC at present. I wish for finding more inform

2004-01-02 13:37:37 5802

This is a very impressive website!

2004-01-01 00:11:24 5801

hi i am really into planes speicaly planes with propellers, i like the sopwith camel and the fokker dr.1 i love this site cus i can see all my favorates

2003-12-30 14:19:20 5800

Interested to see my grandfather, NWR Mawle, on your list of aces - good photo. He kept both a diary and an unofficial log for his period onthe Western Front June to Auugust 1918.If you would like a transcript for your site, let me know.

2003-12-30 11:06:29 5799

I am looking for a colour photograph of a 92 Sqn Spitfire. if possible the aircraft flown by Flt Lt R J Bushell who took command of the Sqn on 10 October 1939.

2003-12-24 06:29:06 5798

I have a prop which has a sopwith stamp followed by "F1" There are also futher stamp marking on the front. i'm trying to find out about the possible heritage of the prop so if there are is anybody out there who can help me track down the aircraft it is from i would really appreciate the help.

2003-12-22 14:59:54 5797

I have been trying to get info about my dad duriong World War 1. Born 1899, in Dresden, Germany, Martin Richard Albert Claus. He said he. knew "The Red Baron" and that he recieved the "Pour Le Merite" My sister and I have no confirmation. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you, Elizabeth Barker, erab16@aol.com

2003-12-21 16:03:21 5796

Great site- i have a very big interest in german medals and have a few my self- 3 iron crosses

2003-12-21 13:17:44 5795