Les As oubliés - The forgotten Aces

[+Olham]

Maybe this was shown before, but better twice than never:

 

http://asoublies14-1...337233D4761366E

 

 

Edited August 26, 2011 by Olham

[+RAF_Louvert]

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I know where you just found this link mein Freund. And I agree, it's always better to risk it and post such good info twice, (or more), rather than not at all.

 

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[+Olham]

It wasn't for "showing off reasons", Lou - only just to pass on good info.

Personally, I find it questionable, when people keep their hands on historical photos,

which were made, when they were not even born - I would much prefer, if such material

would be regarded as common heritage.

[+RAF_Louvert]

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In no way did I imagine you were showing off Olham. You are ever-thoughtful when it comes to sharing such golden nuggets of information with us all. I was only smiling because I knew exactly how you had run across this particular nugget.

 

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[+Olham]

Mmuahahahahahahahaaaaa!!!!

 

Yeah, I bet you had also visited my search over at "The Aerodrome" ?

[+RAF_Louvert]

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Yuppers.

 

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[+elephant]

It's something like Flieger-Album for France...GREAT!

Thanks Olham!

Anything similar for RFC-RNAS?

[+RAF_Louvert]

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There are just so many websites dedicated to WWI in general and WWI aviation in particular. For those who weren't here for it originally, I posted a long list of links I referred to during the "What's My Plane" contest from about two years ago. And here is that thread:

 

Links to WWI Aviation Websites

 

Enjoy!

 

Lou

 

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[+Olham]

I only found these books so far - a good website would yet to be done, it seems.

 

http://www.fleetairarmarchive.com/books/battles/WW1.html