Volume 12, No. 2 (1997)
Artist William Marsalko's contribution is this depiction of Flight Sub Lieutenant Reginald Warneford's successful attack of the German Zeppelin LZ37. This was the first victory of a heavier than air aircraft over a lighter than air dirigible. Warneford was awarded the Victoria Cross for his bomb attack of the airship but was to die tragically in an accident soon after.
Buzzer Nights: Zeppelin Raids on Hull by Steven C. Suddaby
Leutnant Kurt von Crailsheim--An Early, Ardent Fokker Pilot by Dr.-Ing. Niedermeyer
A Retrospective View of Ltn. Erwin Böhme, Part II by Dr.-Ing. Niedermeyer
Four Thoughts in Praise of Herry Tate by Tony Mellor-Ellis
What's in a Name? (The Missing Drawings) by Robert Pearson
The Royal Bavarian Air Service and Its Schleissheim Airfield by Nikolaus Elior
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