MvR calls Bodenschatz
July 1, 1917
MvR calls Bodenschatz
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July 1, 1917
MvR calls Bodenschatz
July 2, 1917
Bodenschatz arrives in Markebeke
June 26, 1917
Order to build Jagdgeschwader 1
July 2, 1917
Victory 57
July 2, 1917
Victory 57 - witness reports
July 14, 1917
Victory 57 - acknowledgement
July 2, 1917
JG I conference
July 6, 1917
MvR wounded
July 6, 1917
Bodenschatz, Dostler, Döring, and Wolff visit MvR
July 11, 1917
‘The first squadron to take off is Jagdstaffel 11, and no sooner have the aircraft disappeared into the grey sky than one of them returns. It is Lieutenant Wolff, who climbs out so...
July 18, 1917
Headaches
July 22, 1917
MvR visits JG I
July 25, 1917
MvR resumes command of JG I
July 28, 1917
Bomberangriff auf Marckebeeke
August 10, 1917
‘On the night of 10 August, they are once again startled awake, the ground thunders and crashes and shatters. This time, five heavy bombs strike with devastating force. Two tents a...
August 11, 1917
MvR reports
August 16, 1917
Victory 58
August 17, 1917
Celebration 200th victory of Jasta 11
August 18, 1917
MvR is asked to fly less
August 19, 1917
General Ludendorff visits Markebeke
August 21, 1917
Dostler down
August 21, 1917
MvR is ordered not to fly
August 26, 1917
Victory 59
September 1, 1917
Victory 60
September 3, 1917
Victory 61
September 6, 1917
MvR ordered on holiday
September 15, 1917
Lt. Wolff fallen
September 24, 1917
Lt. Voss fallen
September 23, 1917
MvR erhält eine signierte Büste Kaiser Wilhelms
October 23, 1917
Rückkehr aus dem Urlaub
October 30, 1917
MvR makes emergency landing
November 23, 1917
"Above the Bourlon Forest, entire swarms of English squadrons are flying around, tightly packed in massed formations. Single-seaters and multi-seaters, aircraft of all types. At...
November 24, 1917
"On 24 November, word seems to have spread that the “Baron's” red planes have arrived. There is no other explanation for the fact that remarkably few aircraft were visible on th...
November 30, 1917
Victory 63
November 30, 1917
Evening report
December 3, 1917
"The adjutant sets out on short trips to secure provisions and perhaps find something special somewhere. There is hardly anything to be had in the surrounding area, neither for mon...
August 17, 1917
A wine discovery
January 19, 1918
"The commander will travel to Berlin-Adlershof on January 19, where he is posted for a while."
February 16, 1918
Selecting pilots
March 18, 1918
A glorious day for JG I
March 10, 1918
"And when the adjutant left the scissor telescope for a quarter of an hour to conduct the necessary paperwork in the staff barracks, his eyes would more than once glance thoughtful...
March 20, 1918
Tag 'X'
March 21, 1918
"The German infantry assault is scheduled to begin at 9:45. Three quarters of an hour before that, Richthofen plans to take off with his personal squadron, 11. He has reserved t...
March 24, 1918
Victory 67
March 25, 1918
Victory 68
March 26, 1918
Victory 69
March 26, 1918
Victory 70
March 26, 1918
"Baron von Richthofen no longer liked it in Awoingt. ‘Go!’ he said. He is too impatient to wait for the observations of others; he finds it easier to see for himself where he...
March 27, 1918
They came en masse
March 27, 1918
Victory 73
March 27, 1918
I cultivate just a few aces.
March 28, 1918
"Another chapter has come to an end for the commander. The commanding general of the air force sends a radio message: "I have conveyed my congratulations and those of the air fo...
April 1, 1918
Vorwärts!
April 6, 1918
MvR gets Order of the Red Eagle, Third Class with Crown and Swords,
April 21, 1918
Bodenschatz' account Part 1
April 23, 1918
Abwurf der Todesmeldung durch englische Flieger hinter der deutschen Front
April 21, 1918
"It was now certain that he was no longer among the living, but had entered the silent realm of the frontline soldiers who had given their lives for their country. But how had i...
April 24, 1918
Telegram to MvRs father
April 23, 1918
Reuters
April 23, 1918
The war correspondent for the English newspaper “Times” writes: ‘All British pilots admit that Richthofen was a great pilot and an honest opponent.’
April 25, 1918
"The grief in Germany was immense. Condolences poured in by the thousands.Much had been written about him, much had been said about him, countless legends had formed around him. Wh...
April 27, 1918
"On 27 April, Hauptmann Reinhard is officially recognised as commander of Jagdgeschwader I. Richthofen's last wish is thus fulfilled. And as if this gap had been closed, the thunde...
May 26, 1918
"I would like to express my deepest appreciation to the Richthofen Fighter Wing for its successful work during the period from 17 November to 18 May, as it leaves the Second Army....
June 24, 1917
"According to a telegram from Crown Prince Rupprecht's Army Group (Ic 20706), Fighter Wing I is to be formed immediately from Fighter Squadrons 4, 6, 10 and 11, which are currently...
June 25, 1917
Named commander of Jagdgeschwader 1
July 2, 1917
Relocation completed
July 2, 1917
Appointment Lt. Krefft
July 4, 1917
"Draft of a strength report for the staff, including, in addition to the three positions mentioned, one doctor, one paymaster and 62 (+4 seconded) non-commissioned officers and enl...
July 5, 1917
Jastas 4,6,10, 11 commanded by JG1
July 6, 1917
MvR shot down
July 6, 1917
"Since July 6th, Staff Office Marckebeeke, KortrijkseStr. 74."
July 17, 1917
‘Reversing the arbitration ruling of 18 July, which ruled in favour of Vfw. Wüsthoff, on 26 July, Rittmstr. Frhr. v. Richthofen, as squadron commander, awarded the kill to Lt. Türe...
July 21, 1917
"FwLt. Schubert (Jasta 6) 8.25 in the evening west of Roubaix, Spad-1, as 2nd (first disputed still with Lt/ Mahnicke, Jasta 11; on 26 July decided by Rittmstr. Frhr. v. richthofen...
July 22, 1917
"Oblt. Reinhard (Jasta 11) 11.30 morning. Warneton, this side, Sopwith-2, as 1st (first disputed between Lt. Deilmann, Vfw. Küllmer (Jasta 6) and Oblt. Reinhard (Jasta 11), decided...
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