Who was known as The Red Baron during World War I?

Manfred Albrecht Freiherr von Richthofen, widely known as The Red Baron, was a celebrated German fighter pilot during World War I. He earned this nickname due to his distinctive red-painted aircraft. Richthofen is credited with being the top ace of the war, officially credited with 80 air combat victories. His skills in aerial combat and his charismatic personality made him a legendary figure in aviation history.

The other individuals mentioned played significant roles in different areas; J.P. Morgan was a prominent American banker and financier, Orville Wright was one of the inventors of the airplane, and William Jennings Bryan was an influential American politician and orator. None of these individuals were involved in aerial combat during World War I or held the title associated with aerial aces like The Red Baron did.