World War 1 sound effects from the aircraft and rifles of the period. A German biplane fighter and a triplane of the kind the Red Baron made famous, recorded from the cockpit and outside as they pass. Then the infantry side. A bolt-action rifle of the era, fired outdoors at a distance and handled in the studio, every clack of the bolt included.
Early aircraft sound nothing like later warbirds. The engines are rougher and the whole airframe rattles in the wind. These follow each Aircraft from the cockpit to low passes overhead, and the rifle adds distant shots and close Weapon Handling for the trenches. War films and flight games of the period use them.
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