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- Collection: Aviation in the Progressive Era
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Flight is Made by Georgia Man
Atlanta Journal article on the first flight of Ben Epps' "Epps Huff II" monoplane.
Zenos R. Miller World War I Diary
The diary of American flying ace Zenos Ramsey Miller. It reads:
"200
Friday, July 19, 1918
The destruction of a Fokker biplane by Lt. Z. R. Miller was reported today. This occurred near St. Remy Oulchy, altitude 2500 meters. Awaiting…
"200
Friday, July 19, 1918
The destruction of a Fokker biplane by Lt. Z. R. Miller was reported today. This occurred near St. Remy Oulchy, altitude 2500 meters. Awaiting…
First Flight
First successful flight of the Wright Flyer, by the Wright brothers.
Bombers of WW1
U.S. pilots in action during WWI. Captain "Eddie" Rickenbacker, known as the U.S. "Ace of Aces", conducts a bombing run over German lines.
World War I US Army Air Service Recruiting Poster
A recruitment poster for the USAAS during World War I
Epps-Huff II
Ben Epps stands with the Epps-Huff II, long thought to be Georgia’s first airplane.