Luftstreitkräfte um 1918

[John Josef]

Thank you for your comments.

You're very welcome that is a Fantastic Helmet

I can imagine a pilot of a Gotha proudly owning it. Just a one-of-a-kind piece I love it. I've always been fascinated with Gothas and the Zeppelin-Staaken

If you should ever want or need to part with it, I know someone who would be very interested.

MFG John Josef

 

[gino1]

Partly the history of German aviation around Ghent during WWI (airfields)
Just happened to be here near an airport, close to Ghent.
Airfield, 25 May 1917

When Paul von Hindenburg—commander of the German 8th Army and responsible for many Allied defeats—visited the Sint-Denijs-Westrem airfield (which was strategically very important) in 1917, twenty-five aircraft (Gothas) were lined up for him. foto

Gothas at Gontrode airfield. 25 May 1917.

Gent, Duits vliegvelden uit WO I

Een beschrijving van de Duitse Wereldoorlog I vliegvelden in de directe omgeving van Gent.

www.bunkergordel.be

 

[John Josef]

Partly the history of German aviation around Ghent during WWI (airfields)
Just happened to be here near an airport, close to Ghent.
Airfield, 25 May 1917

When Paul von Hindenburg—commander of the German 8th Army and responsible for many Allied defeats—visited the Sint-Denijs-Westrem airfield (which was strategically very important) in 1917, twenty-five aircraft (Gothas) were lined up for him. foto

Gothas at Gontrode airfield. 25 May 1917.

Gent, Duits vliegvelden uit WO I

Een beschrijving van de Duitse Wereldoorlog I vliegvelden in de directe omgeving van Gent.

www.bunkergordel.be

Great colorized photo of Kagohl 3 ( Englandgeschwader)

Awesome helmets and also thanks for the wonderful link I had never seen that before and I've already started reading it.

Thanks for sharing.
MFG John Josef