Category:1918 in aviation in the United States

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This category has the following 4 subcategories, out of 4 total.

Media in category "1918 in aviation in the United States"

The following 24 files are in this category, out of 24 total.

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  "Armour Heights- 'Daredevils"- photograph of aircraft in steep climb above hangars. (3571201656).jpg 2,133 × 1,978; 574 KB
  
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  "Armour Heights- 'Some' Stunting" Photograph of aircraft in a steep climb above hangars at Armour Heights. (3569841181).jpg 2,039 × 1,983; 533 KB
  
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  111-SC-18517 - NARA - 55197088.jpg 8,410 × 5,658; 21.57 MB
  
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  111-SC-18518 - NARA - 55197090.jpg 8,410 × 5,658; 20.86 MB
  
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  111-SC-6013 - Key w-t 5-amperes in pilots cockpit - DPLA - 480c9b451a6ef4d2bddbcd7a066b2ea4.jpg 9,181 × 6,300; 19.35 MB
  
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  232d Aero Squadron - Ellington Field - Texas.jpg 800 × 340; 140 KB
  
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  Airplane at Willoughbeach Park - DPLA - 549e7e8c37691754deecfc11f728f40f.jpg 5,861 × 3,800; 946 KB
  
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  AIRPLANE TYPES De Havilland 4 - observation - American - DPLA - 8fce9266618c579b145e5c42591be1e2.jpg 8,425 × 5,741; 19.87 MB
  
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  Airplane wrecks, Acceptance Field, Detroit, Michigan. Wreck of Lt. Morrow's plane. Lt. Morrow was killed and W.M. Brown seriously injured - DPLA - f0cb92f8f5e430b19373e54fb79b7ce7.jpg 8,500 × 5,726; 20.52 MB
  
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  Airplane wrecks, Acceptance Field, Detroit, Michigan. Wreck of plane No. 22815, piloted by Lt. John P. Roullot, Harry S. Dicran, as observer - DPLA - 8024c107fb3e4894bf76c7be29373784.jpg 8,500 × 5,726; 19 MB
  
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  Airplane wrecks, Acceptance Field, Detroit, Michigan. Wreck of plane No. 22815, piloted by Lt. John P. Roullot, Harry S. Dicran, as observer - DPLA - d7b7d95bc481d8fc083deec2cd241b65.jpg 8,500 × 5,726; 18.76 MB
  
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  Airplanes - Instruments - Aeroplane instruments. Tanner U.S.-20 Guage gasoline indicator. The Akron Selle Co., Akron, Ohio - DPLA - 166df3e9a49b49921271dd13b34cb164.jpg 5,386 × 3,592; 9.32 MB
  
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  Airplanes - Types - Camp Grant, Rockford, Ill. Lieutenant Gardner in J.N. 4 D. plane with Ox 5 motor. It is an elementary training plane. From C.P.I - NARA - 17341659.jpg 5,365 × 3,560; 9.86 MB
  
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  Balloon accident, Fort Sill LCCN2016822030 (cropped).jpg 5,203 × 3,621; 1.99 MB
  
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  Balloon accident, Fort Sill LCCN2016822030.jpg 5,965 × 4,289; 2.35 MB
  
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  Chanute Field IL - 1918.jpg 600 × 400; 55 KB
  
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  Ellington Field - 1918 - Texas.jpg 800 × 640; 95 KB
  
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  Ellington Field - Curtiss JN4s - 1918 - Texas.jpg 800 × 640; 119 KB
  
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  Hydroplanes - Manufacturers - Beling Co. - MAKING SEAPLANES FOR THE NAVY AT THE BOEING AIRPLANE CO. PLANT, SEATTLE, Washington - NARA - 31484616.jpg 9,145 × 6,207; 19.48 MB
  
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  Hydroplanes - Manufacturers - Beling Co. - MAKING SEAPLANES FOR THE NAVY AT THE BOEING AIRPLANE CO. PLANT, SEATTLE, Washington - NARA - 31484618.jpg 9,145 × 6,207; 20.25 MB
  
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  Kelly Field, San Antonio, Texas. Plane 33930 damaged in bad landing when Pilot's overalls were caught in control, preventing the fighting of plane from bank. The bow wing struck the - DPLA - fc6a992f88af8ee13e24791c510ffeee.jpg 8,500 × 5,726; 20.28 MB
  
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  Rockwell Field, San Diego, Cal., Airplanes LCCN2011660979.jpg 1,325 × 1,536; 168 KB
  
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  The inaugural aero-mail service delivery to Chicago from Great Lakes Naval Training base lands at Grant Park on October 5, 1918.jpg 1,024 × 832; 91 KB
  
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  The Night Hawk’s Roost (16916087145).jpg 753 × 1,000; 708 KB