A flying Circus and a Man from Prussia..

My grandad was in Jasta 13 in ww1 and knew manfred and my grandpa was part of the Sturmbock squadrons in ww2. On my moms side her relatives were american/irish and were infantry. My grandad was killed 1 week before manfred past away. His plane was shot up from rudder to fuselage and was heading into enemy lines when he crashed and was killed by Roy Brown. My grandpa Rudulf Watson was killed over Britain when he was a gunner for a HE-111, a spitfire set engine two a blaze and later the plane broke up with everyone inside.

Daniel Watson sorry for you grandfather, good history

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Billy bishop did 72 and theres a south african that did 73 manfred wasnt the far leader

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I beg to differ. Although he was an amazing pilot, it is said that he scored most of his kills with his marksmanship. they even mention this in the movie when he talks about his childhood nickname "Eagle Eyes"

No. Airbattle 1 & 2. But also Friend and Enemy.

OK nevermind, I agree.

BioActiveScout 629 right airbattle is also great :-D

Yeah.

You don't need to be a bully Mops.

You also don't need to be a bully deadhead.

Edimilson Ferreira Marinho melhor filme de todos

Hey, im a bit too late, but u can use video converter, google it.

くぼやみつこ I just add it to our my favorite list on youtube. The other way is to run a cable from the earphone to your microphone connection and record on a disk or tape.

+Alicia Andrews Very true. A true legend.

Alicia Andrews Well then they still don't know anyone's name from WWI. Red Baron was his nick name, and he had many.

thats true Alicia...m a combat pilot too n red baron is like an idol :)

Not really. Vilem II. German tsar, Nicolaus II Russian tsar, Franz Josef and Karel II. Österreich-Hungarian tsars, Henry V., American president Villson, French general Ferdinand Foch, German generals Moltke, Hindenburg, Schlieffen, Russian generals Brusilov, Samsonov and Renenkampf, Serbian nationalist Gavrilo Princip, Ferdinand d'Este, Talat Pasha are well known. All these are in my memory. Do you know them? :-)

+Adam Siefertson Nope. Richthofen was flying over some Aussies with MGs and the angle of bullet entry suggests that either Brown or the Aussies did it. It was from what the pilots flying nearby saw, which was that Brown's bursts did do damage to Richthofen's Fokker Dr.1 and that after Brown's final burst Richthofen slumped down in his cockpit and his plane went down but like I said, there were Australians on the ground and they were firing away at Manfred. The .303 round which killed Richthofen was used by both ground troops and aircraft, especially as they both used Vickers/Lewis machine guns.So no-one knows who actually killed the Red Baron, but Roy Brown was given credit and awarded the VC.

Da Nortski Just because the Royal flying core credited the kill doesn't mean he was the one to actually do it. We will never know for sure. The British probably awarded him with the kill in haste to boost moral for British airmen over the western front.

vongrube Actually early on Richthofen didn't aim for the pilot he believed in chivalry. He only changed tactics because as the war progressed he saw that there was no place for such things as honor, or chivalry. This was the same case for many early pilots. The biggest thing this movie gets wrong is the Jewish pilot because really he was only in the movie to represent a group of people not an individual real person.

The autobiography is actually not to be trusted. The reason why is because when Manfred sent it to be published, the German government and military tampered with it; filling it with propaganda. For example: There is a mention that Manfred strafed Allied trenches. That notion is an absolute lie created by the German high command's PR department. In fact, when Manfred found out about it, he was incandescent with rage and it only increased his pessimism toward the War; toward the German high command; and even toward the Kaiser, himself.

Humanity at its best during one of the bloodiest wars in history? Not saying that much about the species.

You need to correct so much of that comment

A Spitfire shooting Rainbow character from FIM not the plane of WW2 and a Trixie shooting on Dash

In the 3rd universe he was shot by a french Pilot Cedric Leboau instead of a british One but the artilery remains in australians

A Rarity there a Trixie and a Spitfire here shooting Rainbow Hetalia style characters from FIM

Was basicly a Rarity and a Spitfire in the 3rd universe 1st and second universes reveals the truth 3rd ficționalised a bit and its scifi the 3rd universe plus Fantasy and Science fantasy