1997: Volume 12, Number 2
Cover Art
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.
Table of Contents
Features
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
Departments
Between the Lines
overthefront.com | The Seminar | The Ferko Collection | Those Things We Don't Write About
Between the Bookends
French Aircraft of the First World War | Bloody April... Black September
Mentioned in Dispatches
Members' Research | Errata | Addenda