Dogfights: Germany vs. England in Massive WWI Air Battle (S2, E7) | Full Episode | History

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Published on Apr 28, 2024
World War I saw the birth of a new type of combat: the dogfight. Aces from almost every nation take canvas and wire bi-planes into battle and pioneer new tactics. See more in Season 2, Episode 7, "The First Dogfighters."

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