World War 1 Nieuport Aircraft Books, A deep view in to WW1 History.

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	Nieuport Aces of World War I Aircraft of the Aces Vol. 33 Softbound Book Franks. The French Nieuport company provided Allied forces with the first true fighter of World War I. Flown by French, British, Russian, Belgian, and Italian aces, the XI was replaced in 1916 by the even more popular XII. Americans flew a final variant, the Nie.28, in 1918. 96 pgs., 110 B&W photos, 40 color profiles, 3-views and more. 7¼"x 9¾", sfbd. #0005080 Price: $20.95
	Nieuport Aircraft of WWI hardbound Airplane Book Sanger. The French firm of Nieuport built some of the best-looking and most effective fighting planes of World War One - the types 11, 17 and 28 gaining particular fame. Nieuports were also among the most numerous aircraft of the War, being operated particularly by the French, British, Belgian, Russian, Italian and American forces. This authoritative book covers all these aircraft in detail, paying attention to both technical detail and operational use. Illustrated throughout with rare photographs, this is an indispensable volume for any World War One aviation library. 192 pgs., 300 B&W photos, 8½"x 11", hdbd. #0006231 Price: $44.95
	A History of No. 6 Squadron Royal Naval Air Service in World War I Hardbound Book No. 6 Squadron RNAS Westrop. Based on long missing documents that were discovered by the author, this history of No. 6 Squadron RNAS is an in-depth look at their activities and accomplishments. You'll read of their combat exploits in the notoriously unreliable D.H.9, of their well-deserved reputation for fielding the most colorful Allied machines in France and Belgium (with superb color profiles of their Nieuport 17Bis scouts), and more. 224 pages, 170+ B&W photographs, 8½"x 11", hardcover. #0021063 Price: $59.95
	Nieuport Hardbound Book A Biography of Edouard Nieuport, 1875-1911. Pommier. This biography details the brilliant engineering solutions that Nieuport applied to cycling and automobiles before turning to aircraft. Book describes the achievements of this talented engineer, his brother Charles and the company bearing their name - which at one time lead the world in aircraft production. Includes numerous photos, many of which have never been published before. 224 pgs., 150+ B&W photos, 6"x 9", hdbd. #0006331 Price: $34.95
	Aircraft of the Aces World War I Set Softbound Books Examine the best-known Allied aircraft of WWI and meet the pilots who flew them in these volumes selected from the Aircraft of the Aces series. You get aircraft profiles, unit listings and scale plans that support the text along with period photographs of the men and their machines. Each softbound volume contains 96 pgs., 90+ B&W photos, 40+ color profiles, 3-view drawings and more. 7¼"x 9¾". Includes the following volumes: Vol. 33: Nieuport Aces of World War I. Vol. 39: SPAD VII Aces of World War I. Vol. 47: SPAD XII/XIII Aces of World War I. Vol. 48: Dolphin and Snipe Aces of World War I. Vol. 52: Sopwith Camel Aces of World War I. #0087058 Price: $79.75
	You Want to Build & Fly What? Softbound Book Starks. This is the boisterous, very funny, wildly exaggerated true story of Dick Starks, a man who goes through the agonies and delights of learning to fly, buys a down-in-the-tires Cessna, then goes on to build a replica of a Nieuport fighter. Dick then becomes part of a group of airborne lunatics who fly out of a tiny strip and are constantly challenging one another to aerial combat. This book is really about the fun of flying and the joy of sharing that fun. 249 pgs., 6" x 9", sfbd. #0001369 Price: $14.95

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	Wind in the Wires Audio CD. Sounds of WW1 Aircraft Sounds from WWI and the 1920s. Featuring vintage aircraft from the Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome, this CD is a real sonic treat. Hear the Hispano-Suiza V8 engine of a Curtiss Jenny; the Le Rhone rotary that powers a French Nieuport 11; the six-cylinder Mercedes in a Fokker D.VII reproduction; the R-680 Lycoming radial of a Ryan M-1 mail plane; and much more. Made by the producers of the best-selling Round Sounds series, this newest edition is a winner! #00A0020 Price: $18.95
	Nieuport 11 Mouse Pad Technical Details 8 1/2" x 7" mouse pad cloth top with soft rubber base 1/8" thick ASIN: B000XB7EYG
	Billy Bishop with Nieuport 17 Mouse Pad $6.99 Technical Details 8 1/2" x 7" mouse pad cloth top with soft rubber base 1/8" thick ASIN: B000XAN5F4
	Eddie Rickenbacker with Nieuport 28 Mouse Pad $6.99 Technical Details 8 1/2" x 7" mouse pad cloth top with soft rubber base 1/8" thick ASIN: B000XB3I5K

Nieuport DVD Movies and Videos

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Flyboys

DVD Movie

Accurately portraying the thrill and danger of aerial dogfights like no movie before, this, the first World War I aviation film in more than 30 years, was inspired by the epic tale of the young American men who became known as the Lafayette Escadrille - ordinary boys who volunteered for the First World War looking for adventure and, in the process, became heroes. DVD includes deleted scenes, an inside look at the special effects, and more. Widescreen, DTS Surround Sound, Rated PG-13, 2 hrs. 20 min.
#00V9732

Price: $19.95

From the Webmaster: This was a fantastic Movie. The effects and story were super excellent and I highly recommend that everyone see this movie. It was great. I watched it at the Century Theater in Anchorage Alaska, October 2006.

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Aircraft : Nieuport 17
Year : 1916
Engine : 1 x "Rhone"9J 110 hrs.pwr.
Wingspan : 8.16 m
Length : 5.80 m
Weight : 375 kg/560 kg
Max. speed : 165 km/h
Ceiling : 5300
Crew : 1
Armament : 1 x machinegun

Nieuport Research Note Briefs.

Edouard Nieuport, 1875-1911. Pommier. This biography details the brilliant engineering solutions that Nieuport applied to cycling and automobiles before turning to aircraft. His brother Charles and the company bearing their name - which at one time lead the world in aircraft production.

Flyboys epic tale of the young American men who became known as the Lafayette Escadrille - ordinary boys who volunteered for the First World War looking for adventure and, in the process, became heroes

Nieuport 11 Bebe flown in the 1916 Battle of Verdun by Adjutant Norman Prince, an American who achieved four aerial victories flying for the Lafayette Escadrille

The first airplane designed to be a fighter, the Nieuport 11 - nicknamed "Baby" by the pilots who thought it was small and cute - defined the cutting edge of military aviation in 1916 and was largely responsible for ending the "Fokker Scourge."

The Royal Flying Corps' top-scoring WWI ace was Billy Bishop, a Canadian, who scored 72 victories. Awarded the Victoria Cross, he was the first pilot to surpass the record of famed British Ace Albert Ball.

America's first ace, Raoul Lufbery, flew this Nieuport 17 to his fifth aerial victory when, returning from an escort mission over Oberndorf on October 12, 1916, he downed a Roland C.II.

26 American aces including Maj. Gen. "Boots" Blesse, Brig. Gen. David Lee "Tex" Hill, and Brig. Gen. Steve Ritchie.

On June 23, 1916, Victor Chapman - flying a Nieuport 16 as a member of the famed Lafayette Escadrille - finds himself alone against five German Eindeckers and quickly becomes the first U.S. airman to lose his life in World War I combat.

One of the most famous Allied fighters of World War I, the Nieuport 17 was flown by several top aces such as Georges Guynemer and Raoul Lufbery

WW2 LN-401 dive-bomber that flew for the French navy during the Battle of France and for the Vichy Republic later in the war

Tenente Franceso Baracca, Udine, November 1916

Eddie Rickenbacker's favorite fighter

Nieuport 28 flown by America's first combat squadron - the 94th Aero Squadron - in World War I

The French Nieuport company provided Allied forces with the first true fighter of World War I. Flown by French, British, Russian, Belgian, and Italian aces, the XI was replaced in 1916 by the even more popular XII. Americans flew a final variant, the Nie.28, in 1918.

The French firm of Nieuport built some of the best-looking and most effective fighting planes of World War One - the types 11, 17 and 28 gaining particular fame. Nieuports were also among the most numerous aircraft of the War, being operated particularly by the French, British, Belgian, Russian, Italian and American forces.

Lt. Alan Winslow in his Nieuport 28 downs a German fighter marking the first aerial victory for the U.S. Army Air Service

World War 1 Nieuport Aircraft Books, A deep view in to WW1 History with Airplane Books.

WW1 Nieuport Airplane Books showing Many Different Nieuport Aircraft Including the Nieuport 17, 11, 23 and more.

Nieuport WW1 Airplane Books