Since coming home from the war, many men who became legends in battle were now forced to re-integrate into society — or continue serving in the armed forces. It was a tough decision for many, and how they fared depended greatly on the individual.
But some men had quietly vanished after achieving such distinction that they would be remembered forever. Manfred von Richthofen was one of these men — better known as the Red Baron.
He had been awarded nearly every medal a man could earn in the German Army, save for the Grand Cross of the Iron Cross, which was usually reserved for men like Bruno, whose feats won entire campaign-level victories.
