Tribute to Julius Buckler by Ivan Berryman. (AP) SIG325DHM6722AP. Tribute to Julius Buckler by Ivan Berryman. Having been wounded early in World War One as a soldier on the Western Front, Julius Buckler had become a pilot with Jasta 17 by November 1916. He scored his first victory that December, one of almost 30 enemy aircraft. Frequently out of action due to wounds including simultaneous broken arms, he is seen here flying his Albatros D. III names Mops, the aircraft he used to claim his first balloon
His name was originally John Roberts
Gathering many supporters along the way he eventually arrived at Bosworth with an army numbering 5000 against Richards 8000
probably changing his gas tanks
Squadron Leader T Kearns
Major General Konstantin Mikhailovitch Treshyov
2nd Kompany
These two mighty battleships were to be lost within hours of each other
all of them with Jasta 12
2nd Glasgow Highlanders
By April 1945 everyone
an event which attracts a host of world class athletes
With dusk approaching