Rittmeister; a biography of manfred von richthofen

Barely more than 10 years after the Wright brothers flew at Kittyhawk, NorthCarolina; World War I thrust aviation into warfare. Aviation was still in its infancyaircraftdesigners and pilots were still learning about the most basic aerodynamics: thehow and why airplanes actually fly!With the start of the war, pilots not only had to worry about the aircraft and if it wouldactually fly, they had to w...

Barely more than 10 years after the Wright brothers flew at Kittyhawk, NorthCarolina; World War I thrust aviation into warfare. Aviation was still in its infancyaircraftdesigners and pilots were still learning about the most basic aerodynamics: thehow and why airplanes actually fly!With the start of the war, pilots not only had to worry about the aircraft and if it wouldactually fly, they had to w...

Barely more than 10 years after the Wright brothers flew at Kittyhawk, NorthCarolina; World War I thrust aviation into warfare. Aviation was still in its infancyaircraftdesigners and pilots were still learning about the most basic aerodynamics: thehow and why airplanes actually fly!With the start of the war, pilots not only had to worry about the aircraft and if it wouldactually fly, they had to w...

Barely more than 10 years after the Wright brothers flew at Kittyhawk, NorthCarolina; World War I thrust aviation into warfare. Aviation was still in its infancyaircraftdesigners and pilots were still learning about the most basic aerodynamics: thehow and why airplanes actually fly!With the start of the war, pilots not only had to worry about the aircraft and if it wouldactually fly, they had to w...

Barely more than 10 years after the Wright brothers flew at Kittyhawk, NorthCarolina; World War I thrust aviation into warfare. Aviation was still in its infancyaircraftdesigners and pilots were still learning about the most basic aerodynamics: thehow and why airplanes actually fly!With the start of the war, pilots not only had to worry about the aircraft and if it wouldactually fly, they had to w...

Barely more than 10 years after the Wright brothers flew at Kittyhawk, NorthCarolina; World War I thrust aviation into warfare. Aviation was still in its infancyaircraftdesigners and pilots were still learning about the most basic aerodynamics: thehow and why airplanes actually fly!With the start of the war, pilots not only had to worry about the aircraft and if it wouldactually fly, they had to w...

Barely more than 10 years after the Wright brothers flew at Kittyhawk, NorthCarolina; World War I thrust aviation into warfare. Aviation was still in its infancyaircraftdesigners and pilots were still learning about the most basic aerodynamics: thehow and why airplanes actually fly!With the start of the war, pilots not only had to worry about the aircraft and if it wouldactually fly, they had to w...