THE RED BARON (46 Min., Color)
The best full length documentary on the subject. Filmed in 1971, it gives both a historical and personal perspective on First World War aerial warfare. In addition to great film footage and intelligent analysis, it interviews Allied pilots who fought the Red Baron and fellow flyers of his "Flying Circus", surviving Flying Circus members, and the airmen and anti-aircraft gunners involved with the still mysterious death of Baron von Richthofen.

CBS BIOGRAPHY: BILLY MITCHELL (23 Min., B&W)
Largely forgotten nowadays, U.S. Army General Billy Mitchell is a giant of military aviation, and was its first and furthest-seeing visionary. Starting off as the U.S. Army's only pilot in Europe, he soon invented the tactical air support of ground operations that was to become the basis of Second World War mechanized warfare. Conducting thousand plane raids that also foreshadowed such massive armadas being used in World War II, he virtually wrote the book on tactical aerial warfare while fighting old-guard upper brass every step of the way.