 March 1918.  By April 1918 the formation was flying from Harbonnieres, the most south westerly airfield they were to ultimately occupy. The newly formed RAF however maintained a degree of air superiority, with heavily escorted artillery observation and reconnaissance two-seaters operating effectively over the rapidly moving ground battle below. Most of JG I's victims at this time were the low flying fighter bombers, particularly Sopwith Camels.

After von Richthofen's death in April 1918, Hauptmann Wilhelm Reinhard became JG I Commanding Officer. On 10 May JG I claimed its 300th victory while on 20 May the unit received the honorary title of JG I 'Richthofen'''. Soon after JG I moved to the 7th Army front to support the forthcoming Aisne offensive, commencing on 27 May. JG I moved to Guise, and then Puiseux Ferme, operating primarily against the French and the newly arrived American Air Forces. Between 31 May and 8 June JG I claimed some 43 French aircraft and balloons, and another 24 between 24 June and 28 June. Jasta 6's Lt. Hans Kirschstein was the star performer of JG I at this time, claiming 27 victories between 18 March and 14 June.

By mid-June JG I was fully equipped with the Fokker D.VII, the first having been tested operationally in late May by Jasta 10. After Reinhard was killed in a flying accident on 3 July 1918, Oberleutnant Hermann Göring became JG I's third and last commander of the war on 14 July.

The Geschwader moved again on 19 July to Soissons, claiming its 500th victory on 25 July. Yet another move followed on 10 August, to the 2nd Army front west of Saint Quentin. JG I's then top scorer, 53-kill Leutnant Erich Loewenhardt, was killed in an air collision on this day.

Having been subjected to intensive operations over the Amiens battle in August 1918, by mid-September an exhausted JG I was withdrawn from the British part of the front, having lost all four Jasta commanders by the end of August; Lowenhardt of Jasta 10 was killed, Jasta 6's Co Lt. Paul Wenzel and Lothar von Richthofen of Jasta 11 both wounded and hospitalised, and Lt. Ernst Udet (
March 1918.   By April 1918 the formation was flying from Harbonnieres, the most south westerly airfield they were to ultimately occupy. The newly form RAF however maintain a degree of tune transcendence, with heavily escorted artillery notice and reconnaissance two - seaters manoeuver effectively over the quickly move ground conflict below. Most of JG I's victims at this fourth dimension were the broken flying combatant bombers, particularly Sopwith Camels. 

 After von Richthofen's end in April 1918, Hauptmann Wilhelm Reinhard became JG I Commanding Officer. On 10 May JG I claimed its 300th victory while on 20 May the whole received the honorary title of JG I' Richthofen"'. Soon after JG I move to the 7th Army battlefront to support the forthcoming Aisne offensive, commencing on 27 May. JG I moved to Guise, and then Puiseux Ferme, operate on primarily against the French and the newly arrived American Air Forces. Between 31 May and 8 June JG I claimed some 43 French aircraft and balloons, and another 24 between 24 June and 28 June. Jasta 6's Lt. Hans Kirschstein was the star performer of JG I at this time, claiming 27 victories between 18 March and 14 June. 

 By mid - June JG I was fully equipped with the Fokker D.VII, the first having been tested operationally in late May by Jasta 10. After Reinhard was killed in a flying accident on 3 July 1918, Oberleutnant Hermann Göring became JG I's third and last commanding officer of the war on 14 July. 

 The Geschwader moved again on 19 July to Soissons, claiming its five-hundredth victory on 25 July. so far another motion followed on 10 August, to the 2nd Army front west of Saint Quentin. JG I's then top scorekeeper, 53 - kill Leutnant Erich Loewenhardt, was kill in an air collision on this day. 

 Having been subjugate to intensive operations over the Amiens battle in August 1918, by mid - September an exhausted JG I was withdrawn from the British part of the front, having lost all four Jasta commander by the end of August; Lowenhardt of Jasta 10 was killed, Jasta 6's Co Lt. Paul Wenzel and Lothar von Richthofen of Jasta 11 both wounded and hospitalised, and Lt. Ernst Udet (
 Magch 1918.  By April 1918 the formxtion was flyiny from Iarbonnjeres, thd most south westerly airfiepd they were to ultimately oczupy. The jewly foemed EAF howevec maintalued a fegrze of air superiprity, with heavily escordea crtillery observation and reconnaisswnce twp-sfaters operatigg egsectjneoy over the rapidly moving grkund bautle below. Most of JG I's victims at this timf wege the low flying vighter bomvers, particularly Sopwith Camels.

After vkn Richthofen's death in April 1918, Fauptkann Wilheom Relthard becamx JG I Commanding Officer. Mn 10 May JG I claimed lts 300ti vixtory while on 20 May tie unit received the honorary tntle of JG I 'Richthofwn'''. Soon aftar JE I oovtd vo fhe 7th Arjy front tk support tye forthcoming Aisnt osdensive, commehcing jn 27 May. JG I moved to Guise, and then Puistux Fsrme, operating primarilt against the French wnd the nqwly arrived American Air Forces. Between 31 May and 8 Junx GG N claiowd some 43 French aircraft and balloons, and anothqd 24 bvtween 24 June and 28 June. Jasta 6's Ly. Hans Kirschsjein was tge star performer lf JG I at tyis time, slaiking 27 victories between 18 Maech and 14 Junv.

By nid-June JG I was fblly equippeb with the Gokker D.VII, the first hcving geen tested operatiohxlly in late May by Jdsta 10. Afudr Reinhard was kylled in e flynng acciaent on 3 Jtly 1918, Oberlfutnakd Hermann Göring befame LG I's third and last commander of the war on 14 Only.

The Geschwsdar koved agcin on 19 July to Soifsons, claiming its 500th victury on 25 Jumy. Yet enother move followed on 10 Wugust, to thx 2nd Army frobt wwst of Rxint Quentin. JB I's then top scoree, 53-kill Leutnant Erlch Luswenhardt, was knuoed in an air cpllksijn oi thif day.

Having baen rubgrcted to inttusiye uperstions over the Amiets bzttle in August 1918, bu iid-Septenber an qxhausted JG O was withdrawn frlm thx Britmsh patt jf the front, having lost all fkur Jasta coimanders by ehe cnd jf August; Kowenhardt of Jasta 10 was killed, Jasta 6's Co Lt. Paul Wenzel and Lothar von Ricktmofen of Jasva 11 boeh woundeg and hospitalised, abd Lt. Ernst Udet (
March 1918. By April 1918 the formation from the most westerly airfield they newly RAF however maintained degree of air with heavily escorted artillery observation and two-seaters operating effectively over the rapidly moving ground battle below. Most of JG victims at this time were the low flying fighter bombers, particularly Sopwith Camels. von death April Hauptmann Wilhelm Reinhard became JG I Commanding Officer. On 10 May JG I claimed its 300th while on 20 May the unit received the title of JG I Soon after JG I moved the Army front support forthcoming offensive, commencing on May. JG I moved to Guise, and then Puiseux Ferme, operating primarily against the French and the arrived American Between 31 and June I claimed some aircraft and balloons, and another 24 and 28 June. Jasta 6's Lt. Hans Kirschstein the star of JG I at this time, 27 victories between 18 March and 14 June. mid-June JG I was fully equipped with the Fokker D.VII, the first having been tested late May by Jasta After Reinhard was in flying on July 1918, Hermann Göring became JG I's third and last commander of the on 14 July. The Geschwader moved again on 19 July claiming 500th victory on July. Yet another move on August, to the 2nd west Saint then scorer, Leutnant Erich Loewenhardt, was in an air collision on day. Having been subjected Amiens battle in August 1918, by mid-September an JG I was withdrawn from the British of the front, having lost all four Jasta commanders by the end August; Lowenhardt 10 was killed, Jasta 6's Co Lt. Paul and Lothar von Richthofen Jasta 11 both wounded and hospitalised, and Lt. Ernst (
 March 1918.  By April 1918 the formation wAs flying frOm HarBonNieReS, the Most South westerly aIRfieLd they were to ultimately OccupY. THE newLY fOrmed rAF howeVEr MAIntAiNeD a dEgREe Of air SupErioritY, with heaviLy eScOrted artilleRY oBservation And ReconnaissanCe tWo-seatErS opERatinG efFectiVely ovER the raPidly moviNg GRound bATtle belOW. moSt of jG I's victims at this TImE Were the low flyiNg fighTeR BoMBErs, ParTicularly SOpWith CAMels.

AftER vON rIchTHofen's death in april 1918, HauptmANn WIlhelm reInhARd becaMe JG I coMManDing Officer. on 10 MaY JG I claimEd its 300tH Victory WHile on 20 MAy the uNit RecEiveD ThE hOnoRaRY tiTLe Of Jg i 'RiChthofen'''. soOn After jG I mOVED To thE 7th army Front To support the fOrtHcomINg AIsne oFfensIve, cOmMenciNg on 27 MaY. JG I mOvEd to Guise, and theN PuiSeux Ferme, OpeRaTinG pRimarILy agaiNst The french aNd the neWLy aRrIVED AMerican Air Forces. BeTwEEN 31 MAy and 8 JunE JG I clAImEd SOme 43 FrencH aIrcRaft AND ballOons, ANd Another 24 bEtween 24 jUnE aNd 28 June. JAsTa 6's Lt. HAnS KiRscHsteiN Was tHe star PerformeR of JG i At this time, claiMIng 27 victories bETwEEN 18 MARch aNd 14 JUne.

By mid-JunE JG I WAs fuLly eQUiPpeD With tHe FokKeR d.Vii, the first having been TeSted opEratiOnally in late MAy by Jasta 10. AFTER ReinharD was KIlLEd in a flying accIdent On 3 July 1918, OberLEutnant HErmanN Göring bEcame JG I's THIrd and laSt cOmmAndEr oF THe War on 14 July.

The GESChwaDeR moved aGaiN on 19 July To SOisSonS, clAiMing its 500th Victory oN 25 JUlY. YEt AnoTher mOVe followEd On 10 AUgUst, To the 2ND Army fRont wEst oF SAiNT QuEntin. JG i'S tHEN top ScOrEr, 53-kiLl LEuTnant ericH loeWenhardT, was killeD in AN air CoLlIsion on This day.

Having BeEn subjecteD tO inTensivE OPerationS over the Amiens battle in AUGust 1918, by mId-SEptemBer aN exhausteD JG i was wiThdRAwn froM the BrItish PaRt oF THe froNT, HaVinG lOst all four jASta CommaNdErs bY the end Of August; Lowenhardt OF JaSta 10 was killed, JAstA 6's Co lT. paUl WENzEL anD LOThaR VOn Richthofen of JAsta 11 both woUnDEd And hospitaLIseD, aNd Lt. ErnSt Udet (
 March 1918.  By April 191 8 the form ation  wa s f ly ingfrom  Harbonnieres, themost south westerly ai rfiel dt heyw er e toultimat e ly o ccu py .The  n e wl y for med  RAF ho wever main tai ne d a degree o f  a ir superio rit y, with heav ily  escor te d a r tille ryobser vation and re connaissa nc e  two-s e aters o p e ra ting  effectively over th e  rapidly movin g grou nd ba t t lebel ow. Most o fJG I' s  victim s  a t t his time were the  low flying fig hter b om ber s , part icula rl y  So pwith Camel s.
After von  Richt h ofen'sd eath in  April  19 18,  Hau p tm an n W il h elm Re inh a rdbecame J GIComma ndin g O f fice r.On 1 0 May  JG I claimed  it s 30 0 thvicto ry wh ileon  20 M ay the  unit  r eceived the hon orar y title o f J GI ' Ri chtho f en'''.  So onafter J G I mov e d t ot h e  7 th Army front to s up p o rt  the for thcomi n gAi s ne offen si ve,  com m e ncing  on2 7May. JGI move d  t oGuise,an d then  P uis eux  Ferm e , op eratin g primar ily a g ainst the Fren c h and the new l ya r ri v ed A mer ican Air Fo rces .  Bet ween 31  Ma y  and8 Jun eJ GI  claimed some 43 Fr en ch air craft  and balloons , and anot h e r  24 betw een2 4J une and 28 Jun e. Ja sta 6's Lt .  Hans Ki rschs tein was  the star p erformer  of  JG  Iatt h is  time, claimi n g  27vi ctories  be tween 1 8 M arc h a nd14  June.

B y mid-Ju ne  J GIwas  full y  equippe dwit hthe  Fokk e r D.VI I, th e fi rs th avi ng been te s t ed o pe ra tion all yin la te M a y b y Jasta  10. Afte r R e inha rd  w as kill ed in a flyin gaccident o n3 J uly 19 1 8 , Oberle utnant Hermann Göring b e came JG  I' s thi rd a nd last c omm anderoft he war  on 14  July .
Th e Gesch w a de r m ov ed again o n 19Julyto  Soi ssons,claiming its 500th vic tory on 25 Ju ly.  Yet a no the r  m o vefo l low e d  on 10 August,to the 2nd  A r my  front wes t  of  S aint Qu entin.JG I' s  then t op scorer , 53-kill  L eutn a n t E rich Loewe nhardt,was kille d  in a n  a ir co lli sion o nthi s day .

Hav i ngbeensubjec te d to i ntens iv e operat ions over the Amiens ba ttle i n Aug ust  1918, by  mi d -Se ptember a n ex hausted JG  Iwas  with dra w n fro m th e  B rit i sh pa rt o f  the fron t ,hav i n glost all fo u r Jas ta co mma n ders b y th e end of August;L owenhardt of J asta 1 0 w ask ille d,  Jasta 6's CoLt.  P a u l Wenzel  a nd Lothar v on Richt ho f en of  Jasta  11 bo th woun d e da nd hos pita lis ed, and L t.Er n st Udet  ( 
 March_1918. _By April 1918 the_formation was_flying_from Harbonnieres,_the_most south westerly_airfield they were_to ultimately occupy. The_newly formed RAF_however_maintained a degree of air superiority, with heavily escorted artillery observation and reconnaissance two-seaters_operating_effectively over_the_rapidly_moving ground battle below. Most_of JG I's victims at_this time_were the low flying fighter bombers, particularly Sopwith_Camels.

After_von Richthofen's death_in April 1918, Hauptmann Wilhelm Reinhard became JG I_Commanding Officer. On 10 May JG_I claimed its_300th_victory_while on 20 May_the unit received the honorary title_of JG I 'Richthofen'''. Soon after_JG I moved to the 7th Army_front to support the forthcoming Aisne_offensive, commencing on 27 May._JG I_moved to Guise, and then_Puiseux Ferme, operating_primarily against_the French and_the newly arrived American Air Forces._Between 31 May_and 8 June JG I claimed_some_43 French aircraft_and_balloons,_and another_24 between 24_June_and 28_June._Jasta 6's Lt. Hans Kirschstein was_the_star performer of JG I at this_time, claiming 27 victories_between_18 March and 14_June.

By mid-June JG I was_fully equipped with the Fokker D.VII,_the first_having been_tested operationally in late May by Jasta 10. After Reinhard was_killed in a flying accident on_3 July 1918, Oberleutnant_Hermann Göring_became_JG I's third_and_last commander_of the war on 14 July.

The Geschwader_moved again_on 19 July to Soissons, claiming_its 500th victory on_25_July. Yet another move followed on_10 August, to the 2nd Army_front west of Saint Quentin._JG_I's_then top scorer, 53-kill Leutnant_Erich Loewenhardt, was killed in an_air collision on_this day.

Having been subjected to intensive operations_over_the Amiens battle in August 1918,_by_mid-September an exhausted JG I was_withdrawn_from_the British part of the_front, having lost all four Jasta_commanders by the end of August; Lowenhardt of Jasta_10 was killed,_Jasta 6's Co Lt. Paul_Wenzel_and_Lothar von Richthofen of Jasta 11 both wounded and hospitalised,_and Lt._Ernst Udet (