Volume 16, No. 1 (2001)
A Fokker E.III pilot is about to get a rude awakening by a Sopwith Pup in this painting by Mike Short of Pflugerville, TX. In the Fall of 1916 there still were a few units that had the odd Fokker E.III/E.IV on hand although they were being rapidly replaced by the new D-types. (Halberstadt D.II-III, Fokker D.I-IV, Roland D.I-II, IIa, and Albatros D.I-IIs.) Meeting up with a Sopwith Pup would not have been a pleasant prospect. Any encounter details if known would be welcome. Submitted by Bill Broussard.
The Odyssey of First Lieutenant Wayne Ball Stephenson, A.S.S.C. by Bob Gill
Gerstner Field, Then and Now by Robert C. Benoit
1st Lt. William Muir Russel by Tom Gaylord
Merely a Problem of Engineering--The U.S. Effort to Develop a Helicopter, 1917-1918 by Dan Barbiero
Early Aircraft Engines by C.G. Mottram
Nachrichtenblatt der Luftstreitkrä;fte No. 13 Translated by Jan Hayzlett
Monument to Frank Luke Restored by International Coalition by Stephen Sknner
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