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1![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](https://www.pdfsearch.io/img/a12ea72aad1120c2668024422e1a8a16.jpg "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") | 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 NavalAdd to Reading ListSource URL: www.history.navy.milLanguage: English - Date: 2014-05-13 16:47:19 |
2![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](https://www.pdfsearch.io/img/321654c3d31a40fc021ad76784dce3d9.jpg "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") | 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 NavalAdd to Reading ListSource URL: www.history.navy.milLanguage: English - Date: 2011-01-24 15:13:41 |
3 | WIVES of the returning NC flyers await ship in Hoboken, N.J. (above left). Crews pose for photograph in Washington (left). The medallion (above) was presented to all hands by Glenn Curtiss at congratulatory banquet heldAdd to Reading ListSource URL: www.history.navy.milLanguage: English - Date: 2011-01-24 15:12:32 |