The most famous plane of WWI, and universally associated with the Red Baron (Dr standing for Dreidecker, or 3 wings), including information on its invention and design, and the history of the plane in combat.

The Society of World War One Aero Historians.

De Havilland DH82a Tiger Moth G-AJHS is a vintage biplane built in 1939. The aircraft is operated by a flying group called Flying Wires.

An analysis of the development, operational history, strengths, and weaknesses of the World War One Fokker Triplane. Includes sources, links and authors contact information.

The online George H. Williams WWI Aviation Library located at the University of Texas at Dallas.

Information and history of the famous flying squadron of World War I, with photos of their aircraft.

Manfred von Richthofen's military career.

The Nieuport Aircraft 1909-1945. Photographs, drawings, profiles, serial lists of Nieuport aircraft plus period drawings of WWI aircraft engines and WWI aircraft.

Stampe Vertongen SV-4B BAF biplane trainer in the post WWII period only 65 were registered, a few still fly.

The official homepage of The League of WWI Aviation Historians. The publishers of Over The Front, the leading journal in the field of Great War military aviation research.

An on-line edition of Captain Manfred von Richthofen's 1917 account of the airwar during WWI.

An archive of files on the controversy which surrounds the world's greatest Air-Ace and a re-examination of the question: Who killed The Red Baron?

Describes the use of zeppelins during WW1.