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List of Articles We Were Told What to WrIte - a Closer look at Gorrell's History by Hugh T. Harrington A Bad Day at Issoudun - 16 august 1918 by Michael O'Neal Where the Tree Falls by Richard Dobbins A BrIef History of the United States School of Military Aeronautics by Michael O'Neal Documenting World War I In the Sky by Darroch Greer The ModelIng Corner by Lance Krieg Pfalse Pfalz? - A Rare Reproduction of a Rare Fighter Jon Guttman GabrIele d'AnnunzIo - WarrIor Poet of the Air by Peter Kilduff Dietrich “derk” Averes In World War I: Rare InsIghts Into Jagdstaffel “Ober Ost" by Sebastian Rosenboom RemInIscences of a Bomber Observer - East and West by Dr.-Ing Oskar Kuppinger, transl by Peter Kilduff German Air War Scenes #2 by Peter Kilduff The Modeling Corner by Lance Krieg Air Casualties at the 3rd AIC Issoudun, Part I December 1917 through April 1918 by Michael O’Neal Vzfw. Paul Raisig and the Bavarian “Battle Flyers” of Schlachtstaffel 30b in World War 1 by Robert Tholl Reincarnated Colors of a Warbird The Insignia of 103rd Aero Squadron Spad VII S.3097 by Steve Ruffin & Alan Toelle Evolution of Halberstadt Aircraft by Jack Herris Oberleutnant Franz Čík Officer of the Austro-Hungarian k. u. k. Luftfahrtruppen by Juraj Červenka Air Casualties at the 3rd AIC Issoudun, Part II May through August 1918 by Michael O’Neal Fly Boys and Boat Boys A WWI Navy Seaplane Hangar Still Serving by Lee Corbin Alan’s Albatros A Few Sidelights on the First Victories of the 94th by VanWyngarden, Gosse, Thomas & O’Neal "Over The Front" is the quarterly journal of the League of World War I Aviation Historians. It is a journey through the skies of the Great War. It is an exemplary publication that stands as a testament to the most thorough research conducted by preeminent WWI aviation historians globally. Each issue, spanning 96 pages, offers a treasure trove of knowledge and insights. From the heartfelt personal accounts of those embroiled in the tumultuous skies of WWI, whose sto