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Tag Archives: Flying Boats
Flying Boats, Part IV: “The Catalina”
By Kyle Thede, former SC&A intern and recent graduate of the Wright State University Public History program. Long before Henry Kaiser ever spoke with Howard Hughes about the possibility of building a giant transatlantic cargo craft, flying boats were playing … Continue reading →
Flying Boats, Part III: “Glenn Curtiss”
By Kyle Thede, former SC&A intern and recent graduate of the Wright State University Public History program. Iconic as they remain – and rightfully so – the Wrights were far from the only experimenters in the fledgling field of turn-of-the-century … Continue reading →
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Tagged Flying Boats, Glenn Curtiss, MS-376, MS-418
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