red baron
Manfred von Richthofen, better known as the Red Baron, became one of the world’s most well known fighter pilots of World War I. Manfred was born in Breslau, Poland, which is now Germany. As a small child he loved to take risks. Once as a boy Richthofen climbed a church steeple and tied his handkerchief to it for fun. He became a far better athlete than student and loved to ride horses. He dreamed of one day joining the calvary. When war broke out he immediately enlisted and served a short time in the trenches. While scouting for the German army Manfred saw action on both the Eastern and Western fronts. Quickly he asked to be transferred to flying school in 1916. He was a star pupil and a very fast learner. In flight school he achieved immediate success. After just twenty-four hours of flight school Richthofen made his first solo flight and crashed trying to land. He had his first confirmed
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