WWI, German and British Dogfight

Composite picture of a dogfight between fighter planes. Dogfighting first emerged in WWI. Pilots achieved firing position while avoiding the threat of enemy guns by maneuvering behind the enemy aircraft, a type of combat that became known as dogfighting. NOTE: film of this period was not fast enough to capture action like this

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