The Red Baron
By: Anthony Alivo, and Chandler Solom
Manfred Von Richtofen
Childhood
Military Career
Richthofen Dog Fights
Richthofen Wounded and Death
The Death of The Red Baron
Sunday, Apr 21, 1918, 11:00 AM
Vaux-sur-Somme, France
Anthony's Reaction
While I was first researching about planes and what they were used for in WWI, I found an interesting pilot named Manfred Von Richthofen. While researching I felt bad that his family forced him into going into war and fight because of his family history. It was neat reading about his dog fights and how he took people down and trained. It's so tough to come back after such a bad injury that he took during one of his dog fights and was still able to take down enemy aircrafts and to take down 80 air crafts is ridiculous.
Chandler's Reaction
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