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0036031
The Red Baron's Last Flight
Softbound Book
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Franks & Bennett. The mysterious events of April 21, 1918 - the day the legendary Red Baron met his end - have kept the world captivated for decades. Here, leading aviation historian Norman Franks and pilot Alan Bennett take you straight to the site of Richthofen's final crash, dissect evidence that includes a host of forensic and historical facts, and expose what only eyewitnesses could see to determine the definitive answer to one of history's most compelling mysteries. 144 pages, 70 B&W photographs, 8"x 10", softcover.
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0024103
In the Footsteps of the Red Baron
Softbound Book
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O'Connor & Franks. Designed for the battlefield visitor and the reader at home, this book takes you on a tour of sites significant to the history of Manfred von Richthofen, the Red Baron, whose total of 80 aerial victories was the highest score achieved by any World War I pilot. You'll visit aerodromes, cemeteries, memorials and other locales, learning about the events and the people recalled at each. 176 pages, 125 B&W photographs, maps, 5¼"x 8½", softcover.
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0036025
The Red Baron
Softbound Aircraft Book
0036025

A Complete Review in History and Miniature.
This historical profile of German ace Manfred von Richthofen includes color profiles of the aircraft types he flew, blueprints of the famous Fokker DR.I, step-by-step information for modelers on how to assemble and paint the aircraft, and a fascinating graphic representation of the Red Baron's final flight, including information on the controversy as to who actually fired the fatal round. 72 pages, B&W photographs, 8¼"x 11¾", softcover.
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0006815
Mammoth Book of Fighter Pilots
Softbound Aircraft Book
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Eyewitness Accounts of Air Combat from the Red Baron to Today's Top Guns. Lewis, ed. From yesteryear's flying aces to today's top guns, this book presents, in the words of the combat pilots who fought them, fifty incredible air battles that have shaped military history as well as the pilots and planes that participated. Also learn of the perils the pilots faced including aerial combat, bailing out of doomed planes and POW internment. 512 pgs., 5"x 7¾", sfbd.
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0003778
Fokker V5/Dr.1
Paperback book
Schuster and Engels. The famous Fokker Triplane was flown by von Richthofen and his squadron-mates in WWI. This profile presents the history, the color, and enough  technical data for the enthusiast. 75 photos and line drawings, color 3-views, 50  pgs., 8½"x 11", sfbd.
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0015339
Knights of the Black Cross
Hardbound Aviation Book.
0015339
Treadwell. This book tells the stories of 60 German fighter aces of the first world war - young men such as Manfred von Richthofen (the Red Baron) and his brother Lothar, Karl Schäfer, Oswald Boelcke, Max Immelmann, Adolf von Tutschek and Kurt Wolf - who became household names. You'll read of their accomplishments and fates, and of the post-war lives of the lucky few who survived. 329 pages, 200 B&W photographs, 7½"x 9¾", hardcover.
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Wings of a Hero
Softbound Book
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Ace "Wop" May
Reid. Though noted as the pilot who led the Red Baron on his last merry chase, Wilfred "Wop" May was a pioneering aviator in Canada's hinterland. Here, you'll read how he delivered medical supplies and mail into the far North during the 1920s and '30s, flew aerial reconnaissance in the hunt for the "Mad Trapper," headed Observer School No. 2 during World War II, and helped open up the Canadian North to commercial air transport. 128 pages, 95 B&W photographs, 8½"x 11", softcover.
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0005801
Mother of Eagles
Hard Bound Book
War Diary of Baroness von Richthofen. Fischer. Baroness von Richthofen originally  published My War Diary in 1937. This book is that diary, along with numerous facts  and information not included in the original work. Follow the wartime exploits of Manfred and Lothar, the leading German aces of WWI, through the eyes of their  mother and a nation. Letters from the sons provide vivid details of life at war, on the ground and in the air. 200 pgs., 100+ B&W photos, 6"x 9", hdbd.
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0015185
Richthofen's Circus
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Jagdgeschwader Nr 1
VanWyngarden. This book charts the World War I experiences of JG 1, the colorful and legendary unit respectfully dubbed "The Flying Circus" by its foes and from whose ranks emerged many of Germany's most successful airmen, including Ernst Udet, Werner Voss, Hermann Göring, and its first commander, the Red Baron himself, Manfred von Richthofen. 128 pages, 127 B&W photographs, 46 color profiles, 7¼"x 9¾", softcover.
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0005079
Albatros Aces of World War 1
Aircraft of the Aces Vol. 32
Soft Bound Book 0005079

Franks. The Albatros was the scourge of British and American airmen on the Western Fron in 1916 and 1917, with Germans like Baron von Richthofen cutting swaths across the skies. The Albatros was also used extensively by the Austro-Hungarians against Russia and Italy. 96 pages, 100 B&W photographs, 3-views and color profiles, 7¼"x 9¾", softcover.
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0004838
In the Teeth of the Wind
Hardbound Book
CPO Bartlett DSC. The author recounts his own extraordinary 101 missions flown. He covers attacks on U-boat bases, the bombing of the German Gothas as they prepare  to raid London, and aerial support of Haig’s drive to the coast. The climax occurs in  March 1918 with the author’s squadron directly in the path of Ludendorff’s massive  thrust that very nearly decided the war. Flying alone by day and night without  reliable engines, or parachutes, these early pilots of No. 5 Squadron RNAS flew continuous and desperate missions in the face of such ready opponents as Richthofen’s aces. 30 photos, 159 pgs., 6½"x 9½", hdbd.
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0015374
German Air Forces 1914-18
Softbound Book 0015374

Sumner. The Imperial German Army Air Service of World War I grew from just 500 men in 1914 to 80,000 in 1918, inventing in the process a wholly new form of warfare. This book offers not only a concise study of the legendary first generation German aces (such as Immelmann, Richthofen and Udet), but also covers reconnaissance and ground attack units, airships and strategic bombers of both the Army and Naval Air Services - including their command, organization, strength, training, support services and operations. Uniforms and flying clothing are also described in detail and illustrated with rare photographs and meticulous color plates. 64 pages, B&W photographs, 7¼"x 9¾", softcover.
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0036116
Richthofen Jagdstaffel Ahead
Hardbound Book
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McManus. This heavily illustrated book examines the hectic World War I aerial combat between 80-victory ace Manfred von Richthofen's deadly Jagdstaffel 11 - with its vastly superior Albatros and Halberstadt D.IIs - and 40 Squadron, Royal Flying Corps, which included 61-victory ace Edward "Mick" Mannock, and its problematic F.E.8 pusher biplanes. 224 pages, 200 B&W photographs and color illustrations, 7½"x 9½", hardcover.
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Aircraft of the Aces Vol. 40
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0006372
Fokker D.VII Aces of WWI

Franks & VanWyngarden. The D.VII easily won the German fighter competition in 1918 and was immediately assigned to Germany's premier fighter unit, JG 1, which was led by Hermann Göring in the wake of the Red Baron's death. Here, you'll read of the aircraft's feats flying against the new generation of the SPAD XIII, S.E.5a and Camel fighters, and of the best of the D.VII pilots. 96 pages, B&W photos and color profiles, 7¼"x 9¾", softcover.
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0005818
Albatros D-II
Softbound Book
0005818

Germany's Legendary World War I Fighter. Höfling. The legendary Albatros D-II fighter was flown by many of Germany's premier fighter pilots of WWI - Boelcke, Richthofen, Böhme, etc. This book presents a concise history of the versions, pilots and operations of this famous fighter and includes a section of follow-up types such as the D-III, D-V and others. 52 pgs., 120 B&W photos, 19 color profiles, 8½"x 11", sfbd.
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0021001
World War I German Aviators
Hardbound Book
0021001

The Sanke Cards.
Woolley. For the first time in 85 years, the famous, highly collectible Sanke photo-postcards of WWI Imperial German Aviators have been reproduced. Boelcke, Immelmann, the Richthofen brothers, Udet, and Göring are just a few of the famed aces you'll find among the 270 different cards of 132 individual aviators - each given full-page coverage and accompanied by a history of his achievements - included in this deluxe volume. 300 pgs., 300 B&W photos, 8½"x 11", hardcover.
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0010182
Gunning for the Red Baron
Hardbound Book
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0024007
September Evening
Hardbound Book
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The Life and Final Combat of the 48-Victory Ace Werner Voss
Diggens. This biography on the life and death of Werner Voss, who was a legend in his own lifetime and at age 19 the youngest recipient of the Pour le Merite, examines Voss' successes and the mystery surrounding his death. At that time he was considered by many, friend and foe alike, to be Germany's greatest ace, likely to surpass Manfred von Richthofen's record. 192 pages, 32 B&W photographs, 5"x 8½", hardcover.
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