World War One

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FE2b

 

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Fokker D7

 

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Lt. Earl Carroll, 1918

2nd Lt. Larry Churchill, San Diego 1915

 

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US helmet with chains to protect eyes from shrapnel and debris

 

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Italian pilot Count Francesco Baracca (killed 1918) and his Spad

 

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Monaco seaplane meet, 1913

 

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DH-4 attacked by Fokker D-VII

Roland Walfisch chased by SE-5

 

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[Louis]

US helmet with chains to protect eyes from shrapnel and debris

This helmet must be uncomfortable with such chains moving before the eyes.

 

[Bootie]

And very limited visibility!!

 

[Rico]

I think those were used by tank crews.

 

[Louis]

Null-acht-fünfzehn, zero-eight-fifteen. This was the name that received the new model Maschinengewehr 08, the most widely used machine gun-until then-for the German army during the First World War.

 

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Bristol Boxkite

Sopwith Triplane

SE5A

 

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Nieuport 17

Bristol Fighter

Avro Triplane

 

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Albatros DV

Albatros DV

Nieuport 28

 

[Louis]

Excellent models, POS .-
Look at this:

Italian Caproni Ca. 36 Bomber

 

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And an early Caproni Ca1