April 14, 1915
German pilot Kurt Wintgens achieved the first successful night fighter victory in aviation history by shooting down a French Farman aircraft near Lunéville, France. This groundbreaking achievement revolutionized aerial warfare and established the foundation for modern night fighting capabilities.
May 13, 1915
A significant cultural observance honoring America's indigenous peoples, first initiated in 1915 by Dr. Arthur C. Parker, a Seneca Indian who persuaded the Boy Scouts of America to recognize the 'First Americans.'
June 7, 1915
British Flight Sub-Lieutenant Reginald Warneford made history by becoming the first pilot to shoot down a German Zeppelin LZ 37 during World War I, marking a crucial turning point in aerial warfare.
