Experts and historians explain why the Fokker D.VII was the most feared German plane during World War I and how other armies tried to keep up with Germany’s technological advances. Watch more Wings Of War on discovery : https://bit.ly/3FdDrjZ | Love History

In honor of today, Howard set some type and printed something special. The type font that Howard is using is Caslon. #OnThisDay in 1935, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed into law the Social Security Act. This act created a social insurance program that was designed to pay retired workers a continuing income after retirement. | Sacramento History Museum

The Untold Story of Bavaria's Pfalz Fighters in WWI The Pfalz D.III and D.XII were the unsung heroes of the German Air Service. Manufactured in Bavaria, the D.III first flew in 1917, reaching a top speed of 103 mph. Renowned for their incredible structural strength and streamlined design, these fighters often operated in the shadow of Fokker and Albatros legends. The D.XII later pushed speeds to 120 mph to rival Allied aircraft. Despite their lower profile, they were reliable workhorses that pro