Escadrille Lafayette - The Americans

[Olham 164]

Perhaps new for some of you, this site has info about the "Escadrille Lafayette".

And you can read it in English, too (click "Start")

I cannot tell, how historically accurate such sites are, and hope, that you have a look at that

and make a comment, when something's wrong, SHREDWARD.

 

Here is Lufberry's Nieuport.

Enjoy!

 

http://pagesperso-orange.fr/rdisa/html/index.html

[rabu 9]

Perhaps new for some of you, this site has info about the "Escadrille Lafayette".

And you can read it in English, too (click "Start")

I cannot tell, how historically accurate such sites are, and hope, that you have a look at that

and make a comment, when something's wrong, SHREDWARD.

 

Here is Lufberry's Nieuport.

Enjoy!

 

http://pagesperso-orange.fr/rdisa/html/index.html

 

Thanks, Olham, great site and I hadn't seen it before.

[shredward 12]

Looks good to me!

And it's a refreshing change to see the subject from a different perspective.

Cheers,

shredward

[RAF_Louvert 101]

Olham, that is indeed another excellent site. Also, if folks are looking for a concise, accurate, and enlightening read on the subject, I strongly recommend "The Lafayette Flying Corps", by James Hall and Charles Nordhoff.

 

Cheers!

 

Lou