Rick Rawlings

Thank you!

Hmm. I can no longer edit my post. All earlier YouTube videos are shuttered, I closed my channel as per here: The Dailymotion link should work, I don't know why the embedded one doesn't work, it did before I posted. Let me try again: It's definitely going to be a few tries before I get this figured out... *edit...hmm, it did the same thing with the Dailymotion one: looks good before hitting post, doesn't work after. Here's a screenshot showing what I see before hitting post: The video is public, so I am not sure what is going on... anyway, here's the plain link, let me know if you can watch it: https://dai.ly/x9scz1s

OK...I'm up on Dailymotion... I'm not exactly sure how everything works...I can't seem to find how to add a custom screenshot. At any rate, uploads will be somewhat sporadic while I adjust to the process, but if you can give it a like, it might help people find it over there. Cheers! *edit: hmm, it worked in the preview... https://dai.ly/x9scz1s

I remember the Siemens-Schuckert from back in the original Red Baron. I think it was one of the planes in the add-on released for it. It always tickles me to see it in games to this day!

Nice work, Cap'n! I have been a bit busy and haven't snagged it yet but...soon!

Another fun mission!

I think the main thing is they die on their historical date. I suppose it is possible that they are not active when they were historically on leave or out with wounds? I haven't really followed it up in that much detail. Maybe someone else will chime in!

Back at it again!

So many wings over Flanders fields!

Balloon: Busted!

Must be Friday again!

Thank you! But a lot of them were early in the war. I've been skipping ahead a lot.

Short and sweet!

Certainly, if you fly every flight, it would be almost impossible, and most likely take several real life years! Even skipping a lot it is almost impossible not to get two-seater head shotted, rammned, clip a tree LOD that blooms out in front of you...

I believe that is the encryption that they use. More was accessible waaaaaaaay back in the day.