
Three wings are synonymous with only one pilot- the legendary Manfred von Richthofen.

First built in 1916 the Sopwith Aviation Company brought this twin-gun marvel into combat as a response to the Fokker Triplane.

Shown here is a model of floating version of the most reliable aircraft of the early 20th century the Curtiss Jenny.

The Curtiss Jenny is a well-loved and dependable part of United States aviation history.

French SPAD aircraft were instrumental in the Allied effort in World War I and the most prolific French ace Georges Guynemer flew one like this.

Cold. Ruthless. Deadly. Those words accurately describe the fiendishly skilled Manfred von Richthofen. The sight of three wings brings to mind the name he is better known by the Red Baron.

This handmade wooden model shows a plane built for the military but made famous in the public eye.

Here is the model of a plane that made the transition from a military use to the private sector and had an impact on the entire country.

Any proud citizen of St. Louis will tell you their fair city financed the plane that Charles Lindbergh flew solo across the Atlantic.

America’s own Ace of Aces was Eddie Rickenbacker who boasted 26 career aerial victories.