German aces of the First World War. Part 1. A - K

When it comes to the First World War as such, the first visual association with this concept seems to be a line of trenches with barbed wire, a rhombo-shaped communal tank, and the soar of a bright red trip with black crosses on the wings and fuselage needs all this. Yes, it was this image of the “Red Baron” machine that incorporated the entire degree of fear, respect, and even some kind of admiration for the German aces of fighter aircraft, which, in combination of courage, skill, discipline and effectiveness of their combat work, earned the right to be considered the best air fighters of the first World War. In the proposed book of Anton Zhukov, you will find biographies of German fighter pilots who won the right to call aces. The book is equipped with unique photographs and color drawings with the side of the aircraft of German aces.