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| 148th American Aero Squadron 148th American Aero Squadron making preparations for a daylight raid on German trenches and cities. The machines are lined up and the pilots and mechanics test their planes at Petite Sythe, France. August 6, 1918. Lt. Edward O. Harris. (Army) |
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| 1st Air Depot at Colombey, France Personnel from the 3d Motor Mechanics - 1st Air Depot at Colombey, France. 1918. |
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| 1st Lt. Joseph E. Carberry 1st Lt. Joseph E. Carberry, 1914. |
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| Aerial naval observer coming down Returning from a U-Boat scouting party. Aerial naval observer coming down from a "Blimp" type balloon after a scouting tour somewhere in France on the Atlantic Coast, 1918. |
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| Aeroplane Graflex camera Aeroplane Graflex camera in action near the Western front, 1917. |
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| Airco DH9 Bomber Airco DH9 Bomber used by the Royal Air Force, July 1917. |
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| Airco DH9 Bomber Airco DH9 Bombers in flight, Royal Air Force 1917. |
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| American Ace Eddie Rickenbacker American Ace Eddie Rickenbacker of the 94th Aero Squadron is standing up in his Spad plane, near Rembercourt, France. October 18, 1918. Sgt. Gideon J. Eikleberry. (Army) |
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| American pilot Lt. Earl Carroll Lt. Earl Carroll prominent composer, is now a full-fledged aviator in the U.S. Service. He is shown beside his fast scout machine in France,1918. |
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| Army Corps with many types of cameras 1st Army, 14th Photo "The Balloonatic Section". Capt. A. W. Stevens (center, front row) and personnel with many types of still cameras used during World War I, 1918. |
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| Biplanes in line France 1918 Twenty-six airplanes in line at aviation field in Issoudon, France. April 1918. |
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| Bristol Scout, first composite aircraft 1916 Bristol Scout on Felixstowe Porte Baby first composite aircraft 1916. |
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| British balloon observer in Mesopotamia British balloon observer ready to make an ascension in Mesopotamia. Practically all the members of this crew are Indian troops. |
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| Caproni CA.3, Italian heavy bomber Caproni Ca.3 was an Italian heavy bomber of the World War I |
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| Caproni Ca.32 with Caproni and Laureati on board The second Caproni Ca.32 (300 hp – Ca.2) at Taliedo airport. On board is Giovanni Battista "Gianni" Caproni (on the left) and sottotente Laureati on the right. July 1915. |
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| Caproni CA33 with Franch Insigna 1917 Caproni Ca.33 with Franch Insigna 1917. |
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| Captain Edward Rickenbacker America's top "Ace" Capt. Edward Rickenbacker, America's premier "Ace" officially credited with 22 enemy planes and the proud wearer of the French War Cross as he appeared upon his arrival on board the Adriatic. |
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| English flying "Ace" Albert Ball English flying ace Albert Ball in the cockpit of his SE5a fighter. |
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| Fokker E. IV fighter plane Fokker E. IV, the final variant of the Fokker Eindecker fighter aircraft that was operated by Germany during the First World War. |
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| German aviator dropping a bomb German aviator dropping a bomb somewhere on the western front. German Official. (War Dept.) |
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| German DFW C.V Aviatik over France German DFW C.V Aviatik, reconnaissance aircraft banking over france near "Western Front" in early morning sunlight. Note the Aviatik trademark on strut flares in holder behind observer's cockpit and fully-armed LMG 14 Parabellum machine gun, 1916. |
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| German plane brought down by American gunners German plane C.L. III A 3892/18 brought down in the Argonne by American machine gunners between Montfaucon and Cierges, France, showing Red Cross painted on wings and fuselage of planes. October 4, 1918. Pvt. J. E. Gibbon. (Army) |
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| Handley Page V-1500 Heavy bomber Handley Page V-1500 Heavy long range bomber, United Kingdom, 1918. |
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| Handley-Page O-400 British bomber Handley-Page O-400, British bomber used in WWI, 1918. |
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| Lieutenant Lawrence S. Churchill 2nd Lieutenant Lawrence S. Churchill. 1917. |
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