Anton Fokker was a Dutch aviation pioneer and aircraft manufacturer, born on April 6, 1890, in Java, Indonesia. He is best known for founding the Fokker company, which produced several notable aircraft during the early 20th century, particularly during World War I. His designs, such as the Fokker Dr.I triplane, gained fame for their innovative features and performance. Fokker's contributions to aviation extended beyond military aircraft; he also developed commercial planes in the post-war era. His work helped advance the field of aviation, making significant impacts on both military and civilian air travel. Anton Fokker passed away on December 23, 1960.