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John Alexander Douglas McCurdy / Glenn Curtiss / Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Company / Royal Flying Corps Canada / Curtiss JN-4 / Long Branch Aerodrome / Aerial Experiment Association / CFB Borden / Curtiss Model J / Aviation / Transport / Alexander Graham Bell
Date: 2011-03-11 11:36:14
John Alexander Douglas McCurdy
Glenn Curtiss
Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Company
Royal Flying Corps Canada
Curtiss JN-4
Long Branch Aerodrome
Aerial Experiment Association
CFB Borden
Curtiss Model J
Aviation
Transport
Alexander Graham Bell

Canada’s First Aerodrome Long Branch Curtiss Aviation School By Liwen Chen for Heritage Mississauga

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