1-144 WWI Royal Serbian Aeroplane Wing

The Royal Serbian Aeroplane Wing in WWI began small but proved vital, flying early reconnaissance in 1914 to support major victories like Cer and Kolubara, using basic planes like the R.E.P. Type F and Maurice Farman MF.11. Lacking numbers against Austro-Hungary, they were bolstered by French squadrons (like Escadrille MFS 99) in 1915, flying fighters (SPADs) and bombers, contributing crucial info and bombing enemy lines until the Serbian Army's collapse and exile, with remnants later flying with the Royal Air Force and Yugoslav Air Force.