What is blaine rawlings?

Blaine Rawlings was a real-life American pilot who served as a fighter pilot in World War I. He was a member of the famous 94th Aero Squadron, also known as the "Hat in the Ring Squadron." Rawlings was born in 1896 in the United States and joined the military to serve as a pilot during the war.

Rawlings is known for his daring flying abilities and his role in dogfights during the war. He flew alongside other notable pilots such as Eddie Rickenbacker and Raoul Lufbery. Rawlings was credited with several aerial victories during his time in combat.

After the war, Rawlings returned to the United States and wrote a memoir about his experiences titled "The Great War in the Air." The book was later adapted into a film called "Flyboys," in which Rawlings was portrayed by actor James Franco.

Blaine Rawlings' bravery and skill as a pilot have made him a legendary figure in aviation history. His contributions to the war effort and his memoir have preserved his legacy for future generations to learn about and admire.