First night "kill"
Who and how got the first night "kill" (not including Zeppelins)?
Thanks. |
Re: First night "kill"
Adam.
Sorry, I could not resist. ;) |
Re: First night "kill"
Not including Zeppelins and balloon's? There was few kills against Gotha bomber but will see who was really first... airplane against airplane :)
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Re: First night "kill"
You could try C. Cole and E.F. Cheeseman, "The Air Defence of Britain 1914-1918", Bodley Head, London, 1984.
It's a very interesting book, listing practically every defensive sortie, down to the pilot and aircraft serial. |
Re: First night "kill"
Franek: ;-))
Nick: I don't intend to buy a book just to get an answer to this small question, all the more than WWI is not my cup of tea. Thanks anyway. |
Re: First night "kill"
Hello all,
according to the book "Geschichte der deutschen Nachtjagd" by Gebhard Aders, the first night kill was achieved in the night 10/11. February 1917 by Leutnant Peters and Frowein in a DFW C.V, when they shot down 2 landing bombers at the airfield Malzeville. First kill of a Zeppelin was on 8. June 1915 by Flight-Sub-Lt R.A.J. Warneford with a Morane Saulnier L, shooting down LZ 37 above Gent. Best wishes Robert |
Re: First night "kill"
Thanks.
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Re: First night "kill"
Maybe I am little late but here it is one link:
http://worldatwar.net/chandelle/v4/v4n1-2/ww1nite.html |
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