Ypres Air Battle WW1 - The Red Baron

A Biopic of Manfred von Richtofen, the legendary World War One German fighter ace.

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[charleskm]

The part where the Bomber just crash instead of explode like in mostly Hollywood movies is absolutely Beautiful, cause adds Realism to the Movie

[barbados]

Richthofen wrote "I am in wretched spirits after every aerial combat. I believe that [the war] is not as the people at home imagine it, with a hurrah and a roar; it is very serious, very grim."

[patrickturner]

How a human being can train himself or be trained to fly something like that around in circles and loops and stalls and still maintain situational awareness and be able to effectively shoot down another such object is just insane. I understand today with computers and fly by wire systems but these guys had to have been the Red Bull Extreme Sport adrenaline junkies of their day.

[thegregitto]

3:14idk man this entire little bit with the machine gunner in general just goes so hard

[dukejordan]

"Aw Cute he is playing with his Toys!"

The Lore:

[jamalwilburn]

Love the lack of dialogue. No speaking, just action and soundtrack to complement it

[jimparis]

True story. An English airman had his leg blown off by an explosive bullet mid flight, he moved his leg out of the controls, tail gunner took down the other plane, landed wrote down the German positions then went to get medical treatment the amazing thing his the tail gunner had no idea of the injury till after the landing. Never mentioned his leg had been blown off 🤯

[Снайпер_Хренов]

I have never seen a piece of Cinematic Media show ww1 dogfights that Featured bombers, this was absolute eye candy

[ajabilo]

born a soldier from the horseback to the skies. that's where a legend will arise.

[hansbjarning]

This is one of the best ww1 dogfight scenes I have ever seen, thanks' for uploading.

[Dreadnought]

And he’s flying

HIGHER

THE KING OF THE SKY

HES FLYING TOO FAST AND HES FLYING TOO HIGH

HIGHER

AN EYE FOR AN EYE

THE LEGEND WILL NEVER DIE!!

[denisetimmerman]

My Father-in-Law’s home in Ypres, Belgium was the home occupied by the Red Barron at the time he was shot down. He did return once he recovered. He was very Kind to the family and actually protected the family. My Father-in-law was the Belgium Consulate for Louisiana. His life story is incredible!

[captainahmethakantunckol]

1:06 Several years before Hermann Goering met a young politician named Adolph.

[stevenbrown]

I didn’t see snoopy out there. Operations must have given him the day off.

[JaNeija]

My great grandfather fought in WW1 as a Handley Page bomber pilot. He was shot down twice but never lost a crewmember as the enemy targeted the wings and engines in them. He never forgot that and after the war he spoke out against anti-German bigotry.

His flight (he had rank) was attacked by the "Flying Circus" (not one of the times he was shot down) at least once as his letters home say.

The name his letters called them translates to is "blade dancers" and compared to the skytrain he flew this must've seemed a reasonable description.

[рядовойпехотныйВаня]

In the movies, cartridges never run out, and plywood planes can withstand overloads of 1000 G

[funkybassguy]

As an aircraft mechanic and an avid military aviation enthusiast ( specially WW1), I see a lot of inaccuracies but it makes a great action sequence

[ewc]

Excellent dogfighting. This movie’s audio quality is excellent too, it adds so much 👍

[pauldickinson]

Charlie Brown: Good grief, Lucy pulled the football away from me again!

Snoopy subplot:

[FoxWolfWorld]

It’s really difficult with a handgun to shoot a moving human target that’s 10 yards away while you’re standing still, I can’t imagine how difficult it must be to shoot a moving vehicle while you yourself are in another moving vehicle