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Who kill the baron rouge?
Roy brown shot down the red baron
What famous World War 1 fighter pilot was shot down by the Red Baron?
I believe Lance Hawker was his most famous shoot down.
When did Billy Bishop shot down the Red Baron?
No, Billy Bishop fought with the Red Baron but did not shoot him down. The Red Baron was shot down later, probably by Australian anti-aircraft gunners on the ground but possibly by RAF pilot Roy Brown, a Canadian, who was attacking the Red Baron.
Was snowy evans an Australian soldier from ww1?
yes he was and he was found that he shot down the red baron n france. there was no pictures or peices from him to prove it. im on a hunt to see if there acually was a picture anyway.
Who killed red baron?
Captain A. Roy Brown shot down the Red Baron on Sunday, April 21, 1918.
How many people did the red baron kill?
it is not fully known whos planes he shot down but in total he shot down 90 + planes.
How Did the Red Baron died?
He was shot down by a bullet in his heart, apparently fired by a rifle on the ground.
Who was the red baron and why was he famous?
He was a WWI German pilot who shot down over 70 planes in WW1.
Who was red baron and why was he famous?
He was a WWI German pilot who shot down over 70 planes in WW1.
Who shot down more plane than the Red Baron?
No one. Von Richthofen was the top fighter pilot of WW1.
What pilot probably shot down the Red Baron?
A pilot was NOT the one who shot him down. He shot by ground fire. The fatal shots came from Australian soldiers of the 4th Machine Gun Battalion. Actually the shooter was Captin Roy Brown he made a huge dive towards the Red Baron and fired 2 deadly shots. From the angle it was rather possible that one of the shots struck the red baron, killing him, but the plane was perfectally fine.
Who is the unknown rifleman that shot the red baron?
The identity of the unknown rifleman who shot down the Red Baron, Manfred von Richthofen, remains debated among historians. The most widely accepted theory attributes the fatal shot to Australian pilot Arthur "Roy" Brown, who was leading a squadron in the area. However, some accounts suggest that the shot may have come from ground fire, possibly from a soldier named Cedric Popkin of the Australian Imperial Force. The exact details of the incident on April 21, 1918, are still shrouded in uncertainty.
