On September 1, 1917, Manfred von Richthofen, the famed Red Baron with dozens of victories already under his belt, took to the skies in Germany's newest fighter plane: the Fokker Dr. I. Once airborne, ...

The Beha’s design is similar to the iconic red Fokker Dr.1 fighter aircraft in which the Imperial German Army Air Service’s Manfred von Richthofen, a.k.a. the “Red Baron,” had more aerial ...

The red Fokker Dr.1 triplane is undoubtedly the most famous warbird of its time, and it's still remembered a century later.

A Fokker Dr.I World War I triplane replica was photographed in flight over Spruce Creek Fly-In, Florida. The replica, owned by Tim Plunkett, is painted in the colors of the Red Baron's aircraft ...

Red Baron's World War One Fokker Dr1 triplane replicated A full-scale replica of an infamous German World War One fighter plane has taken to the skies above Britain.

Dr Peter Brueggemann will fulfil a childhood dream and emulate Manfred von Richthofen when the Fokker Dreidecker Dr1 fighter he has spent eight years building finally takes off.

Dr Brueggemann, who has lived in the UK since 1992 and was a doctor in Holt, finished building the Fokker at a cost of £70,000.

Wood, plastic, and metal exhibit model of the German Fokker Dr.I triplane rotary-engine, single-seat, twin-gun, triplane, fighter aircraft, serial 404/17 flown by Hauptmann Adolf Ritter von Tutschek, ...

A full-scale replica of an infamous German World War One fighter plane has taken to the skies above Derbyshire.

A full-scale replica of an infamous German World War One fighter plane has taken to the skies above Britain. The Fokker Dr1 triplane, recreated by a Derbyshire engineer, is being flown at the ...

A full-scale replica of an infamous German World War One fighter plane has taken to the skies above Derbyshire.