A chronological A-Z reference of casualties of the German Air Service from 1914-20. Cross references can be made and all deaths are listed, whatever the cause. In addition, the date and place of birth of each airman is given, together with his place of death, first name(s) and rank.
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This review is from: Casualties of the German Air Service 1914-1920: As Complete a List Possible Arranged Alphabetically and Chronologically (Hardcover)
This book is an excellent and well organized resourse book. It lives up to all it's claims. It is not for light reading or general interest readers. I have used it in an unsucessful attempt to identify a pilot whose personal calander was recovered by my grandfather Nov 1, 1918. It is also been a help in looking up type of planes and pilots mentioned in the autobiographies of Foch, Bishop, and Rickenbacker. For instance if they mentioned combat on a certain date one can sometimes determine thier opponent.
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