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Future 80 victory ace and Pour le Mérite (Blue Max) holder Rittmeister (Cavalry Captain) Manfred Freiherr (Baron) von Richthofen's 7th victory. MvR was flying his Albatros D.II with Jasta 2 when, on 3 November 1916, he encountered a Vickers FE2b over Gommecourt. Both English crewmen were KIA. Artwork by Tom Lapadula
"You are beautiful, and I love you. Please keep trying and being great." - Oswald Boelcke via pendulum
"When skill and manners mattered". The great Hauptmann (Captain) Oswald Boelcke, Jastaführer (Squadron leader) of Jasta 2, the finest pilot of WW1, shakes hands with his 20th victim, Captain R E Wilson, 32 Squadron RFC, 2 September 1916. Boelcke was flying his Fokker D.III, (352/16). Boelcke was killed in a friendly collision two months later with a score of 40, the highest scoring ace in Germany at the time
45 victory ace and Pour le Mérite (Blue Max) holder, Vizefeldwebel Fritz Rumey. When the war began, Rumey was serving with the 45th Infantry Regiment. After serving with the 3rd Grenadier Regiment on the Russian Front, he transferred to the German Air Force in the summer of 1915. Serving first as an observer with FA(A) 219, he completed Jastaschule and was assigned to Jasta 2 in May 1917. The following month, he joined Jasta 5. He was wounded in action on 25.8.1917 and again on 24.9.1917. He was a scoring machine of a pilot, shooting down 40 aircraft in nine months of 1918, including 16 in September alone. In his last dogfight, Rumey's Fokker D.VII was badly damaged when he collided with an S.E.5a flown by South African ace George Lawson. Rumey jumped from his plane but was KIA on 27.9.18 when his parachute failed to open. For more, see my Facebook group - Eagles Of The Reich
"you suck!" well manfred and boelcke said they love me and their proud of me and I need to prioritize my mental health so I don't think I suck and I think your cool and need to be more nice to others and to yourself
GUTEN TAG!!!!!!
hallo! if you can't tell this is a silly blog dedicated to my spirit guides! (ww1 Prussian Pilots duh)
But uhhhh yeah! ill update this whenever if yall wanna ask the boys questions ill have a QNA up soon they love answering
1917 05-09 Albatros DIII Jasta 2 Werner Voss -Iain Wylie - Osprey
1917 05 Albatros DIII Jasta 2 Werner Voss - Arkadiusz Wróbel - Kagero
