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The Red Barons real name was Manfred Von Richthofen and he was a German fighter pilot in World War I. He is credited with over 80 air victories and is considered to be the ace-of-aces of the war.

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Before Richthofen was enlisted in the German Air Service, he was a cavalry man. His regiment had seen action on both the eastern and western fronts but after being assigned to supply duty he became restless and requested transfer to the Imperial German Air Service.

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After Richthofens transfer from his cavalry regiment he became a backseat observer in a reconnaissance plane. This didn't last long though, because after a few months Richthofen was transferred back to the western front where he earned his pilots license. This is also where he was assigned to the Jasta 2 fighter squadron. With this squad he would earn his first aerial victory on September 17, 1916 and quickly go on to get five more and earn the title of "flying ace". A few months later he would be placed in command of his own squadron full of talented pilots named Jasta 11. This was also around the time that he painted his plane red, which resulted in the allies giving him the name the Red Baron.

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After Richthofens time in Jasta 11, he was soon assigned to the fighter wing unit Jagdgeschwader 1 or the "Flying Circus". His squad received this name because of the brightly colored planes in the squad and their swift movement along the battlefront.

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On April 21, 1918, the Red Baron was shot in the chest during a dog fight after he dove towards the ground and came under fire from Australian infantry men and Canadian ace, Arthur Roy Brown. He crash landed in a field where he was recovered by allied forces and buried with full military honors. After his death, Richthofen still had a major effect on the world. This effect is linked to legends, books, comic strips, films, and television programs. Even after he was gone he was still being praise as one of the greatest fighters to ever fly the European skies.

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Title of "Flying Ace"
Pour le Mérite or "Blue Max", earned for being Germany's deadliest pilot
Order of the Red Eagle
Iron Cross
House Order of Hohenzollern

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“Fight on and fly on to the last drop of blood and the last drop of fuel, to the last beat of the heart.” 

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“Fight on and fly on to the last drop of blood and the last drop of fuel, to the last beat of the heart.” 

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-Manfred Von Richthofen