If this thread is still alive –
I recommend a visit to the Aerodrome Forum –
Go here – theaerodrome.com/forum
It has been around for a long, long time and is the meeting place for a great group of serious and very well informed WW1 aero buffs and researchers.
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As for books, I have found the following to be of value and interest
"Julius Buckler – MALAULA! The Battle Cry of Jasta 17"
Translation by Adam M Wait; edited by Norman Franks
"Camel Drivers – The 17th Aero Squadron in World War 1"
by Otis Lowell Reed and George Roland
"Royal Air Force 1918"
Edited by Christopher Cole
"Dog-Fight – Aerial Tactics of th Aces of World War 1"
by Norman Franks
"High in the Empty Blue – The History of 56 Squadron RFC RAF 1916-1919"
by Alex Revell
"Gunning for the Red Baron"
by Leon Bennett
Note – Far more technical than the title suggests.
"Who Downed the Aces in WW1?"
by Norman Franks
"Fighter Pilot on the Western Front"
by Wing Commander E D Crundall, DFC, AFC
"The Storks – The Story of France's Elite Fighter Groupe de Combat 12 (Les Cicognes) in WW1"
by Norman Franks and Frank Bailey
"Bloody April … Black September – An Exciting and Detailed Analysis of the Two Deadliest Months in the Air in World War One"
by Norman Franks, Russell Guest and Frank Bailey
"Wings of War – An Airman's Diary of the Last Year of World War 1"
by Rudolf Stark
"The Vivid air – The Lafayette Escadrille"
by Philip M Flammer
"German Air Power in World War 1"
by John H Morrow Jr
"Air War Flanders – 1918"
by Robert Jackson
"Jasta Boelcke – The History of Jasta 2, 1916-1918"
by Norman Franks
"Hermann Goring, Fighter Ace – The World War 1 Career of Germany's Most Infamous Airman"
by Peter Kilduff
FWIW.
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