Immelmann Collection

McDonnell Douglas RF-4E Phantom 35+28
Luftwaffe - McDonnell Douglas RF-4E Phantom II 35+28 (msn 4071), of Aufklarungsgeschwader 51 immelmann, at RAF Binbrook for an airshow on 26 August 1978.. Date: 1978

McDonnell Douglas RF-4E 35+81
Luftwaffe - McDonnell Douglas RF-4E 35+81 (msn 4134, ex 69-7528), of Aufklarungsgeschwader 51 immelmann'. (Written-off near Goose Bay Canada on 6 June 1986). Date: circa 1985

McDonnell Douglas RF-4E Phantom 35+58
Luftwaffe - McDonnell Douglas RF-4E Phantom II 35+58 (msn 4137), of Aufklarungsgeschwader 51 immelmann, at RAF Greenham Common for the international Air Tattoo on 23 July 1983. Date: 1983

Max Immelmann (1890 - 1916), German air ace in World War One but shot down in action

Fokker E III of Max Immelmann at Douai, France
Fokker E III of the German pilot and ace Max Immelmann (1890-1916) at Douai, France, where his unit, KEK 3, was based. Date: circa 1915-1916

Immelmann, Maximillian, pilot and early leading German fighter tactician

Sec. -Lt. George McCubbin, WW1
Second-Lieutenant George McCubbin, the pilot who at the age of 18 and a half, brought down the aeroplane of German air ace, Max Immelmann on 18 June 1916. Date: 1916

Remains of Max Immelmanns aeroplane, WW1
The remains of German air ace Max Immelmanns aeroplane, shot down on 18 June 1916 by 2nd Lieutenant G R McCubbin of the 26th Squadron, RFC, over Annay, near Lens, northern France

Wreckage of Max Immelmanns aeroplane, WW1
The wreckage of German air ace Max Immelmanns aeroplane, shot down on 18 June 1916 by 2nd Lieutenant G R McCubbin of the 26th Squadron, RFC, over Annay, near Lens, northern France

Remains of Max Immelmanns Fokker plane, WW1
The remains of the German air ace Max Immelmanns Fokker plane -- he crashed at Sallaumines, northern France, on 18 June 1916, during the First World War. Date: June 1916

Oberleutnant Max Immelmann, German air ace
Oberleutnant Max Immelmann (1890-1916), German air ace famous for his dogfight tactics. He died in a crash at Sallaumines, northern France, on 18 June 1916. Date: 1914-1916

Max Immelmann, Air Ace
MAX IMMELMANN Known today for his " Immelmann turn" manoeuvre, the German was a master of dogfight tactics

Immelmann Crashes 1916
Max Immelmann, German air ace, crashes near Gallaumines : to this day the cause is unknown - malfunction, shot down by the British, or friendly anti-aircraft fire

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"Remembering Immelmann: A Legacy of Courage and Skill" Immelmann, a name synonymous with bravery and skill in the world of aviation. From the iconic McDonnell Douglas RF-4E Phantom 35+28 to the legendary Fokker E III, Immelmann's aircrafts have left an indelible mark on history. Max Immelmann, a German air ace during World War One, soared through the skies with unmatched prowess. His McDonnell Douglas RF-4E Phantom 35+81 and RF-4E Phantom 35+58 were not just machines but extensions of his own spirit - fearless and determined. Immelmann's legacy as a pilot was built upon countless victories against formidable foes. However, fate dealt him a tragic blow when he was shot down in action. Sec. -Lt. George McCubbin witnessed firsthand the courage that Immelmann displayed until his final moments. The remains of Max Immelmann's aeroplane stand as solemn reminders of his sacrifice at Douai, France. The wreckage serves as a testament to both the perils faced by pilots during WW1 and their unwavering dedication to their cause. In Douai, France, where Max Immelmann took his last flight, mourners gathered for his funeral - paying tribute to this early leading German aviator who had become an icon in aviation history. Today we remember Max Immelmann not only for his aerial feats but also for embodying qualities such as bravery and determination that continue to inspire generations of pilots worldwide. May his memory forever soar among the clouds alongside those who dare to dream big in pursuit of greatness.