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Tag Archives: World War I
Heinz Gunermann’s Time Flying
In August 1918, towards the very end of World War I, Heinrich “Heinz” Gunermann took pilot training at Flugwerft Schleißheim and Flugwerft Milbertshofen, not far from Munich. (Flugwerft Schleißheim was reopened to exhibit aircraft as part of the Deutsches Museum in … Continue reading
Posted in Aviation, Collections
Tagged aviation, aviation history, MS-274, World War I, WWI, WWI100
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Spotlight on the Dayton-Wright Airplane Company
Did you know that over 3,000 World War I aircraft were manufactured right here in Dayton, Ohio? The Dayton-Wright Airplane Company delivered more than 3,500 airplanes to the war front, most of which were De Havilland 4s (or DH-4s). Our … Continue reading
Posted in Aviation, Collections, Outreach
Tagged collections, CORE Scholar, digital collections, MS-152, outreach, SC-150, World War I, WWI, WWI100
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McCook Field
McCook Field, named for Civil War General Alexander McDowell McCook (of the “Fighting McCooks”) who once owned a portion of the land on which it was situated, was established in October 1917. McCook Field was located just north of downtown … Continue reading
Posted in DDN and Dayton
Tagged aviation, Dayton Ohio, McCook Field, World War I, WWI
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