Richthofen started flying as a pilot of two-seater observation planes. After he switched to single-seat fighters he flew several different types, including the Fokker Eindecker, an early monoplane, but he was credited with no victories flying the Eindecker. After joining the great German Ace Oswald Boelcke in Jasta 2, in one of the first fighter units ever formed, Richthofen began to score flying an Albatros D.II, powered by a 160 HP Mercedes D.III in-line six cylinder engine. This aircraft was gradually replaced by the Albatros D.III, powered by a Mercedes D.IIIa 170 HP inline, water-cooled engine. Richthofen scored most of his victories flying an Albatros D.III.
German aircraft manufacturer Fokker, inspired by the British Sopwith Triplane, produced the Fokker Dreidecker DrI. Richthofen's Flying Circus had two of these machines. Richthofen had one painted in his signature all-red paint scheme and flew it quite a bit in his late career, racking up his last twenty victories in the triplane. He was in the Dreidecker on his last flight. The powerplant of the DrI was a 110 HP Oberursel Ur.II 9 cylinder air-cooled rotary engine.
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it was the second war of the world
the first name of the tank in world war I is called big bessy
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They flew the air barons.
First Barons' War happened in 1215.
Second Barons' War happened in 1264.
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Edward Longshanks i.e Edward I of England won the second barons war in 1266.
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No, King John did not win the war against the barons. The conflict between King John and the barons culminated in the signing of the Magna Carta in 1215, which limited the power of the king and established certain rights for the barons.
World War 1 is often also called the Great War. Of course, when it got this name, no one was predicting World War 2.
The Second World War.