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"THE SUPREMACY OF THE AIR" "Despite the victory, and even if it is a hard-wrested victory, there is always that sad regret, that human sympathy for the victim, who was, after all, another pilot like oneself ..." HERMANN BECKER
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*»&%gp&iiqfc THE MEN AND MACHINES
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Hanriot H-D 1 • France (here in B
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Photograph by Beverly Lebarrow
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COPYRIGHT © 1965 BY THOMAS R. FUND
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In acknowledging the help he has re
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the great war, as every schoolboy k
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perseverance have been beyond all p
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: ; o COLOGNE MAP Showing the Salie
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"A EUROPEAN WAR" "Never before the
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an American, Charles J. Biddle, of
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From 1300 metres the country is spr
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Pegoud
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In the autumn of 1913 Pegoud gave a
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In layout the new monoplane somewha
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Aviatik B I
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— — grudziadz is a town on the
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Stationed in home country near Bres
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Roland Garros *«« . •—;-*.;-
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twins jean and Pierre navarre were
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One day on a reconnaissance flight
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Pilot and observer/gunner in Halber
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in February of 1915 Roland Garros r
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so became enthusiastic about flying
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them disappeared in the direction o
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one of navarre's closest friends wa
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— CO. condemning the ship the men
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iefed their mechanics and packed th
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although Kriegszeitung stated expli
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ehind the British lines near Arras
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Boelckc returned to Douai in Decemb
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artillery-spotting that they didn't
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an American ace who flew in British
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The same day two other men from the
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observer seized his Parabellum and
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"THE INEVITABLE RESULT" "As I have
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21, 1916, the German Fifth Army beg
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— — * * * since the Germans hel
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among the flying personnel assemble
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on june 17, 1916, Navarre, Pivolo,
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— hnmelmann On June 18, 1916, obs
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en route to verdun the end of Febru
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5- 3 a*i& rT& A striking demonstrat
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late in 1915 the Halberstadt Aeropl
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Seven such units were initially pro
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the quality of disinterestedness wi
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The results were uniformly nil, but
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11,000 and about 7 p.m. saw a hosti
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British machines reached their obje
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y January 1917 von Richthofen had a
Page 109 and 110: During the summer of 1916, two Nieu
Page 111 and 112: Ball was awarded the M.C. for his e
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Page 116 and 117: . The aeroplane he had destroyed wa
Page 119 and 120: Bristol F.2 "Brisfit." 99
Page 121: On this day he had just taken off w
Page 124 and 125: The Sopwith Triplane appeared in sm
Page 126 and 127: Naval Ten was formed in February 19
Page 128 and 129: It would appear that the raid was a
Page 130 and 131: 1 "Collishaw led a (second) offensi
Page 132 and 133: fast as the three machines spun aro
Page 134 and 135: — Hermann becker was born in Treb
Page 136 and 137: gilbert sardier of Clermont-Ferrand
Page 138 and 139: — the storks— Groupe de Combat
Page 140 and 141: no. 20 squadron rfc was a two-seate
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Page 144 and 145: on the last day of July 1917, the T
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Page 148 and 149: a powerful one, but that hardly mat
Page 150 and 151: in august 1917 Naval Ten switched f
Page 152 and 153: I "The Germans kept shooting at me
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Page 156 and 157: Commandant Brocard. 136
Page 158 and 159: Fonck was the best shot at the Fron
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Page 164 and 165: Carl-Augusbefor e a captured D.H.4
Page 166 and 167: Deullin shot down several two-seate
Page 168 and 169: — in late summer, 1917, a Bavaria
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Page 172 and 173: — Udet. in august 1917 Ernst Udet
Page 174 and 175: From left: Gerstenberg (chief of Ge
Page 176 and 177: the independent Royal Air Force had
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Page 180 and 181: — by 1918 tactical formations wer
Page 182 and 183: In the heat of the moment Vaughn ha
Page 184 and 185: diving or rough handling. Once the
Page 186 and 187: Discharged from the army he roamed
Page 188 and 189: In the meantime, the Flugmeldediens
Page 190 and 191: Hauptmann von Tutschek was a wiry a
Page 192 and 193: Chambers. Coblenz, 1919. The Americ
Page 194 and 195: "He went off to the side and down i
Page 196 and 197: Becker. in September Hermann Becker
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Page 200 and 201: attalions to hold out until direct
Page 202 and 203: earned him the Congressional Medal
Page 204 and 205: — One of Hellmuth's poems was cas
Page 206 and 207: withdrew the negative, storing it i
Page 208 and 209: aeroplane was lying upside down on
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the administrator of the Aero Club
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air, open-cockpit biplanes like the
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BIBLIOGRAPHY L'Aeronautique Pendant
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Ace, first: 33 A.E.G. B II: 25 Aeri
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Morgenstern, verse of: 17, 183 Mour
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Thomas R. Funderburk was born and g
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