Jasta 11
 

Could anyone recommend any decent links or books covering the Red Baron's famous flying circus, particularly regards to pilots who flew with the unit.

This is outside my usual area of research, I've been asked by a contact if I could try and help.

Was there a pilot by the name of Schoene who flew with Jasta 11?

Best Regards

Andy Fletcher

Re: Jasta 11
 

I think that Greg Van Wyngarden have book about this subject. Also there is magazines WW1 Aero as well Over The Front which could have material like this.

Cheers :)

Re: Jasta 11
 

Peter Kilduff's "The Red Baron Combat Wing" would probably help you.

Re: Jasta 11
 

Many thanks for the advice, I'll pass it on.

Cheers

Andy Fletcher

Re: Jasta 11
 

Rough selection on Manfred von Richthofen

Fokker Dr.I Triplane
A World War One Legend
Paul Leaman
Classic Publications
2003

Fokker Dr.I
Windsock Datafile Special
P.M. Grosz
Albatros Productions
1998

Von Richthofen's Flying Circus
Colours and markings of Jagdgeschwader Nr.1
Greg VanWyngarden
Albatros Productions
1995

Richthofen
A.F. Ferko
Albatros Productions
1995

Casualties of the German Air Service 1914-1920
As complete a list possible arranged alphabetically and chronologically
Norman Franks Frank Bailey Rick Duiven
Grub Street
1999

The Red Baron's Last Flight
A Mystery Investigated
Norman Franks
Alan Bennett
Grub Street
1997

Above the Lines
A complete record of the fighter aces of the German Air Service, Naval Air Service and Flanders Marine Corps, 1914-1918
Christopher Shores Norman Franks Russell Guest
Grub Street
1998

Bloody April … Black September
An exciting and detailed analysis of the two deadliest months in the air in World War One
Christopher Shores Norman Franks Russell Guest Grub Street
1995

The Jasta War Chronology
A complete listing of claims and losses, August 1916 - November 1918
Norman Franks Frank Bailey Rick Duiven
Grub Street
1998

The Jasta Pilots
Detailed listing and histories, August 1916 - November 1918
Norman Franks Frank Bailey Rick Duiven
Grub Street
1996

Who Downed the Aces in WWI?
Fact, figures and photos on the fate of over 300 top pilots flying over the Western Front
Norman Franks
Grub Street
1996

Hunting with Richthofen
The Bodenschatz diaries: sixteen months of battle with JG Freiherr von Richthofen No.1
Karl Bodenschatz Jan Hayzlett (transl.)
Grub Street
1996

The Red Baron Combat Wing
Jagdgeschwader Richthofen in Battle
Peter Kilduff
Arms & Armour Press
1997

The Red Air Fighter
Manfred von Richthofen
Greenhill Books
1990

Germany's First Air Force 1914-1918
Peter Kilduff
Arms & Armour Press
1991

Under the Guns of the Red Baron
The complete record of Von Richthofen's victories and victims fully illustrated
Norman Franks Hal Giblin Nigel McCrery
Grub Street
1995

The Red Baron Illustrated
The Life and Times of Manfred von Richthofen
Peter Kilduff
Arms & Armour Press
1999

Albatros D.I / D.II
Windsock Datafile 100
P.M. Grosz Albatros Productions
2003

Albatros D.III
Windsock Datafile Special
P.M. Grosz
Albatros Productions
2003

Jasta Boelcke
The History of Jasta 2, 1916-1918
Norman Franks
Grub Street
2004

I'll see if I can find something about a Schoene

Re: Jasta 11
 

Hi Ruy,

Thanks for the list of books, there's enough there to keep him going for a while!

Thanks for looking into Schoene for me.

Cheers

Andy Fletcher

Re: Jasta 11
 

I can't add any books, because Ruy kinda covered it, but are you familiar with the Aerodrome website? http://www.theaerodrome.com/

It's not completely Jasta 11, but there's some good material there for research. Also check their reference section for more links - http://www.theaerodrome.com/links/in...=list&cat_id=9

And there's Frontflieger - it's in German, but I seem to remember there being some English parts of it.

http://www.frontflieger.de/

HTH,

Cori

Re: Jasta 11
 

Hi Cori,

Many thanks for the link. The site certainly looks comprehensive.

Best Regards

Andy Fletcher

Re: Jasta 11
 

You're welcome, Andy, always glad to be of assistance.

Re: Jasta 11
 

Andy could it be "Schoenebeck" ? there were Schoene's with Jastas 23 and 42 but not 11; Ltn. Karl Schoenebeck was with Jasta 11 July 1917--Jan. 1918.
Nick