That's really cool.
Man, it still amazes me that those things could fly and stay up there. Great pictures and thanks for sharing them.
To be a pilot back in those day,you had to have some BIG ONES.
very cool pics...
Philbert
Bill,
Surreal, those pictures realy show just how far our society/world has come.
My Grandfather spoke on occasion the life it was back then living thru trench warfare.
I like the gasoline station pic the best, makes you wonder if the guy his putting out a cigarette.
John
p.s. bttt again for more !!!
Pretty sure that last warplane (fighter) is a Sopwith Camel....like what Snoopy flies and what the "supposed" downer of the Red Baron Von Richtofenflew......Roy Brown. Roy Brown couldn't have done it. The entry wound was from below and exit wound above. Roy Brown came swooping in from above to get him(Baron) off of May's tail. They were extremely close to ground. The book says that a "cook" heard the commotion and took a pot-shot at him with arifle. Bingo.
I LOVE these photos! Man, keep em coming!!!
http://thevintageaviator.co.nz/files/images/classic-fighters-2003/preview/cf2003-sopwith-camel-and-fokker-riplane1.preview.jpg
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^ I was thinking the same thing, looks like a Camel.
The PBS series Nova had an episode about the controversy over who really killed the RedBaron. Good show.
Thanks for the pics, post more if you've got 'em!
Shawn
Glad you are enjoying them,this is great that so many can see these rather than them sitting in a box in the basement.More to come soon.Bill Really Soon.![]()
I will post more when I get a chance. There are lots.Thanks for the replies.
Bill
Great stuff!! Thanks so much for posting!
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