DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN NAVAL AVIATION SQUADRONS—Volume I 1 1

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Date: 2003-12-09 00:00:00 Curtiss HS Curtiss Model H Glenn Curtiss Naval Aircraft Factory Flying boat Naval aviation United States Naval Aviator Felixstowe F5L Holden C. Richardson Aviation Aircraft Transport		DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN NAVAL AVIATION SQUADRONS—Volume I 1 1 Add to Reading List Source URL: www.history.navy.mil Download Document from Source Website File Size: 206,40 KB Share Document on Facebook

	II. Put to the Test[removed]When the United States entered WW I in April 1917, the small group of Navy and Marine Corps Aviators who had promoted the growth of Naval Aviation was not equipped for combat. The Naval DocID: MXpy - View Document
	II. Put to the Test[removed]When the United States entered WW I in April 1917, the small group of Navy and Marine Corps Aviators who had promoted the growth of Naval Aviation was not equipped for combat. The Naval DocID: oC0f - View Document
	THE F-BOAT, ANOTHER CURTISS DESIGN, WAS PRIMARILY A TRAINING CRAFT 51 POSTWAR MARKINGS ON F5L IDENTIFIED STATUS OF AIRCRAFT COMMANDER DocID: jSwx - View Document
	TWENTY-ONE of the 24-man contingent: Front row: Frothingham, Butler, Wright, Swift, Warburton; middle row: Zunino, Randolph, Mudge, Gordon, Read, Breckenridge, Matter; back row: Forrestal, Shea, Goldthwaite, Chapman, McC DocID: jfcA - View Document
	THE FIRST FLIGHT ACROSS THE ATLANTIC RAdm. Taylor cut corners with a centralized project and a joint team. DocID: j9Q3 - View Document