I love visiting this site...I don't know why I've become interested in the aerial aspects of WWII since I have no interest in flying a plane or even really riding one. I love watching planes and this site has great photos. Rosebud's WWI and Early Aviation Image Archive One of my favorite songs is named after the 101st Airborne Division "The Screaming Eagles." (started in 1942) 101st Airborne Division (United States) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia I found a mug with the logo at the local surplus store and even considered getting a tattoo on my arm of it with a German eagle since I am part German but didn't know if that would be contradictory.
Sorted the move Roxy :thumb: I have added the first site to my Favs, i will be taking more visits here in the future...
Thanks! I think my fascination with this site was because it was one of the first big collections of photos I could find of the era, especially in such great condition! Glad you like it!
Agree there are some very good pictures in there, some i find amusing like this one been transfered to the museum. Look at the geezer overseeing this in the Black... Definitely not a hands on guy.. :silly:
I hadn't seen all of the photos, this being one of those...that plane is gorgeous! And you're right, that guy doesn't even look like he belongs there, you'd most likely think, "Gee, he's sure nosy!"
Wow there are so many wonderful photo's on that site! I especially love looking at old planes, although just as the original poster I have no desire to fly them or ride in them. I think it is the look of the planes that I love, such as this one: Kondor Taube. It's a beautiful plane and the picture is wonderful. Thanks for sharing the site!
That is a very cool image archive you found RoxyMoron! Great job there. I also love looking at old planes from the world wars. I once saw a great documentary on history channel of WWI dogfights. Forgot what it was called but they had great footage.
Those are some great photos! i myself had never seen those either. i have forward the link to my family so they will be able to view them also. Thank You!
I have been back to this site on a few occasions and found it very interesting, some of the pictures are of top quality for their age? Or is this done in photoshop or other programmes, still they are excellent photos.
When I see old photos of things like that,I always wonder if the people in the photos are still living and what their lives are like now.I love looking at old pictures.You never know ,could see someone you know.
I was looking at the death photos on that link.I found one very strange one, if you look at this one(Body of Manfred von Richthofen (1)) it appears the man is smiling .:cry:
As one of the most famous pilots of WW2, I guess the Red Baron knew he fulfilled his duties well and was content with it in the end!