- The War in the Air (First World War.com): A multimedia history of World War One.
- The War in the Air - Air Aces of World War One (First World War.com): A multimedia history of World War One.
- The Aerodrome: Aces and Aircraft of World War I A great site with a lot of information. It has received many Internet site awards.
- World War I - The War in the Air (1914-1919): A Sparknotes history study guide
- Legend, Memory and the Great War in the Air (Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum) Looks at six aircraft used in WWI.
- Aviation During World War I (A Century of Flight): A very thorough and extensive look at World War I in the air.
THE RED BARON
- The Death of Manfred von Richthofen: Who Fired the Fatal Shot? by Dr. M. Geoffrey Miller (Brigham Young University)
- Funeral of Baron von Richthofen "Red Baron" (1918) Youtube; Silent film lasting approximately 4 minutes.
- The Red Fighter Pilot by Manfred von Richthofen: This is an on-line edition of Von Richthofen's 1917 book Der Rote Kampfflieger.
- The Red Baron - Top Ace of WWI, 80 Victories (Acepilots.com)
THE ZEPPELIN WAR (The Dirigible or Rigid Airship)
- The Great Zeppelin Raid (Brigham Young University)
- The Zeppelin Raids (The National Archives, United Kingdom): Includes history, documents, and lessons.
- Ferdinand Von Zeppelin (about.com) A look at the man behind the creation of the dirigible and its use during the Great War.
- The Airships (A Century of Flight)
- Revealed: How Birmingham blunted German Zeppelin Attacks During the First World War (Birmingham Mail): An extract from a book by JP Lethridge, revealing how the Midlands thwarted German bombers during World War I.
- Dark Autumn: The 1916 German Zeppelin Offensive (The War Times Journal)
- How the Zeppelin Was Destroyed (the Guardian Archive, September 5, 1916): A newspaper story dated from 1916 explaining how a Zeppelin was brought down.
- Zeppelin and Garrison Museum Tonder : A history the Zeppelins and how they were used.
- Alarm! Zeppelins Over Pocklington: A look at the Zeppelin attacks on this town in England.
- Midnight Raiders (From Air and Space Magazine, Smithsonian, June 2006): How Zeppelin bombers during World War I terrorized the British -- and their own German crews.
- All photos are courtesy of the National Museum of the USAF.
- Pictured at right, top to bottom:
- Top photo: Planes of the 135th Aero Squadron line up on August 7, 1918.
- 2nd Photo: De Havilland DH-4. The first DH-4 flew on May 7, 1918 and by the armistice, 3,431 had been delivered, of which 1,213 had been received in Europe.
- 3rd photo: Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, America's top ace with 26 kills.
- Bottom photo: Manfred von Richthofen, the Red Baron, ace of aces with 80 kills.