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essential equipment. But it was also subject to less pressure since the AEF requested only two bombing pilots for every five pursuit and three observation pilots. Classwork included the study of organizations, map and compass reading, ballistics, photography, tactics, day and night bombing, preparations for raid, miniature range exercises, and study of and then actually dropping dummy and explosive bombs. After commissioning, the bombardier and the pilot held equal rank, and both continued for two more weeks of aerial gunnery training.
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135:, Virginia in 1908 because of its proximity to Washington, headquarters of the Army and its Aeronautical Division, but the commandant at Fort Myer (a cavalry and field artillery post) refused to relinquish the parade ground for further flight training. He was already disgruntled because the trials had disrupted his summer training schedule of mounted drills. Moreover, the Wright Brothers expressed reluctance to teach beginners to fly on the small, enclosed area.
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284:, Fort Worth, Texas. Among the benefits of the arrangement was the integration of aerial gunnery into the U.S. flight training program. A few Americans who had taken an aerial gunnery course in Canada returned to become instructors at American flying fields. By late 1917, about one-third of Hicks Field, Texas, had been given over to the RFC School of Aerial Gunnery. There, Canadians supplied the planes and equipment to train both Americans and Canadians.
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331:(the old North Island site in San Diego). Proposed advanced schools at Houston, Texas, and Lake Charles, Louisiana, were also used for primary training until the necessary equipment could be supplied for specialized instruction. All of these new airfields were named after Americans who lost their lives on aeronautical duty, some of which in the days when aviation was in its infancy. Three civilians who were pioneers in aeronautics were also honored.
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Airdrome to be turned over to the U.S. Army – the former for observation and the latter for bombardment – were also in progress. But Tours, too, was converted to primary training. The old French aero school, located on a plateau across the river at Tours, came into American hands as the 2d AIC in September, and it remained the principal American primary flying school in France until the program's end.
154:. However flying training in the Army remained on a small scale until the USA joined World War I in April 1917. In February 1913, the Aviation School contingent in Augusta, Georgia, along with two pilots who had been training in Palm Beach, Florida, transferred to Texas City, Texas, to join ground forces on duty along the border. This meant that the Army Aviation school was concentrated on North Island, San Diego.
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proceeded to flying school. The system served to weed out some unfit or incompetent students early, conserving time and instructional and equipment resources. The
American committee decided to adopt the Canadian program in its entirety, only lengthening the course to eight weeks (later extending it to ten weeks, then to twelve), using existing American universities for instruction.
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opening several primary schools and separate sites for advanced training in bombardment, observation, pursuit, and gunnery. However rapid peacetime demobilization led to the closure of the leased wartime facilities and by the end of 1919 most were deactivated as an active duty airfields, and a small caretaker unit was assigned to the facilities for administrative reasons.
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quartered at AEF headquarters in Paris. In
January, 1918 the Training Section attempted to introduce some order by having all untrained cadets, of whom no more were authorized, removed from the schools and sent to St. Maixent, site of an old French barracks. It was to serve as the concentration point for all aviation troops arriving in the AEF.
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non-pilot observers had to be instructed how to gauge the enemy’s activities and to photograph and, frequently, to shoot. Thus, in addition to programs for piloting and gunnery – the two elements of pursuit training – observation required teaching the additional skills of radio communication, photography, and artillery spotting.
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The French employed a variety of aircraft, in combat and in training. Americans at Avord learned on the
Bleriot or the Caudron; promising cadets then passed to the much admired Nieuport for advanced pursuit training.I4 The French could most easily spare the Caudron G-3 for the American primary school
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Upon deployment to France, additional training was conducted by a series of Air
Instructional Centers (AIC)s in France using French and British aircraft that were used in the combat squadrons at the front. This supplemental training was provided because of a lack of necessary equipment in the United
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By the end of May 1918, a bombing school was located at
Ellington Field near Houston; a pursuit school at Gerstner Field, Lake Charles, Louisiana, and three other fields to be converted from primary to pursuit; observer schools were at Langley Field, Virginia, and at Post Field, Fort Sill. There were
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as soon as possible. By 1917, aerial warfare was also considered key to the success of the ground forces, and in May 1917, The French, in particular, asked the
Americans to also bolster Allied air power. The French wanted the Americans to supply 5,000 pilots and planes, along with 50,000 mechanics to
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US National
Archives, Gorrell's History of the American Expeditionary Forces Air Service, Series J Volume 10 Histories of the 5th (Bron), and 6th (Pau) Aviation Instruction Centers, Cazaux Aviation Instruction Center, St. John-de-Monts Aerial Gunnery School, 1st-5th Aerial Observation Schools, I and
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In early 1919 the Air
Service's hopes ran high. The War Department determined to purchase and maintain fifteen flying fields and five balloon schools for training purposes. Of those, the government already owned Rockwell, Langley, Post (at Fort Sill), and Kelly Field No. 1. Early plans anticipated
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Early intentions to conduct only advanced training in Europe immediately went awry. Because the structure for primary flight training had yet to be erected in the United States and because
European facilities appeared to have space, it was arranged for several hundred American cadets to be admitted
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The pursuit pilot, flying a single-seat aircraft, usually at high altitude, was the fighter. The approximately nine-week pursuit course encompassed theoretical and practical ground and air training. Ground instruction included study of the organization and employment of pursuit squadrons; the types
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The Italians agreed to host as many as 500 cadets in a school at Foggia, about 200 miles southeast of Rome.” In September 1917, the school, officially the 8th AIC under joint American and Italian jurisdiction, began training the first detachment of forty-six cadets, all honor graduates of American
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A Jennies, as the airplane became known. The famous Jenny remained the ubiquitous primary trainer throughout the war. Depending upon the vagaries of weather, equipment, and individual ability, the aspiring pilot needed six to eight weeks, including forty to fifty hours of flying time, to earn his
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The training system of the Signal Corps at that time would simply not be capable of producing such numbers. It was decided to establish a system, similar to the British training program of a ground school, then a primary flight program, then a specialized program to train new pilots in the three
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Tours and Issoudun conducted primary training for as many cadets as possible, even though some were left to languish, while other European schools also accepted trainees at overflow levels. Some new arrivals stayed at the Beaumont Barracks in Tours; others lodged at St. Maixent; still others were
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Supposedly, all combat airmen had taken some aerial gunnery instruction. Advanced gunnery therefore followed the pursuit pilot at the pursuit schools and the others at advanced aerial gunnery schools. The burden on the Army, as it tried to build the capability for advanced training in the United
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On December 15, 1917, the five northern schools closed and cadets transferred to the two southern schools. Because of year-round training, southern schools permitted a more even flow of students. Each training field consisted of 100 airplanes and 144 cadets, with several training squadrons and a
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Because the United States was in World War I only for a year and a half and entered it so unprepared, only about 1,000 of the 11,000 aviators trained during the war were actually involved in operations against the enemy. Most of these operations consisted of artillery observation or air-to-air
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The bombing pilot and bombardier also flew a double-seat airplane across enemy lines, often at night. Because the Army leadership so tardily and reluctantly developed bombardment as an acknowledged branch of aerial warfare, it was the last section to be organized, and it initially lacked most
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School of Military Aeronautics, where they attended classes, listened to reports from the war zone, and gathered instructional materials and regulations used at the school. The Canadians enrolled a new class every week, graduating students in six weeks' time. Successful ground-school graduates
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The observation pilot was accompanied by an aerial observer who gathered information and photographed enemy positions. Although the observation mission was familiar, for the first time the Air Service had to craft formal crew training curricula. Besides pilots transitioning to new aircraft,
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Over 11,000 flying cadets received their wings and were commissioned before entering four weeks of advanced training. Advanced training in the United States adopted the scheme used by tactical squadrons in France of classifying flying personnel (pilots or observers, the latter including all
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The largest number of men found themselves in France. The Air Service partially gave over the Third Aviation Instruction Center (3d AIC) at Issoudun Airdrome, France, originally intended for advanced instruction, to primary training. Negotiations for aviation schools at Tours Airdrome and
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The Air Service instituted the first phase of air training, ground schooling, first, because a vast reservoir of eager and qualified young men that volunteered for the Air Service, and also because this phase did not require flight instruction or aircraft. The Signal Corps sent several
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Headquarters: Hazelhurst Field. The First Reserve Wing. The Wing controlled all flying fields on Long Island; its principal function, aside from the defense of New York City, was the training of squadrons as units for overseas duty and development of teamwork in advanced flying
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States, was ultimately insurmountable. Airfields might be used for primary as well as for advanced training, or they might be converted from one type to the other as weather conditions dictated, as equipment became available, or as demand for specialists increased or decreased.
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Activities consisted in repairing and overhauling airplanes and engines for Barron Field, Brooks Field, Call Field, Carruthers Field, Ellington Field, Gerstner Field, Kelly Field, Love Field, Post Field, Rich Field, and Hicks Field. Used Love Field for test flights of repaired
2930:, Texas. Flying airfields consisted of Hicks Field near Saginaw Texas where US flight cadets and Canadian aerial gunnery students trained, Canadian and British cadets trained at Barron Field in Everman and at Carruthers Field in Benbrook. From 1917 to 1918 British
142:, about eight miles northeast of Washington, D.C. The Signal Corps agreed to lease the site. However, the winter weather meant the College Park site could not be used for year-round training. Various sites in the south and west were used during the early 1910s at
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Order of Battle of the United States Land Forces in the First World War, Volume 3, Part 2, Center of Military History, United States Army, 1949 (1988 Reprint), Zone of the Interior, Territorial Departments, Tactical Divisions organized in 1918. Posts, Camps and
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combat. Rapid demobilization followed the end of World War I, and many of these flying schools were closed and turned over to local authorities as airports, although some remained in service though the 1920s, World War II, and into the modern era.
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contained the principal instructor's schools. Radio instruction was taught at Carnegie Tech University, Pittsburgh, Austin University, Texas and Columbia University, New York. A photography school at Langley Field was also developed.
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gunnery schools at Selfridge Field, Mt. Clemens, Michigan; at Ellington Field; at Taliaferro Field No. 1, Fort Worth, Texas; and at Wilbur Wright Field, Fairfield, Ohio, which also served as an armorers' and instructors' school.
2348:: Located at Garden City. Used as reception center for Air Service recruits; Facilitated Air Service units for the purposes of embarkation to Europe, and after the armistice in November 1918, for the purposes of debarkation.
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Cameron, Rebecca Hancock, 1999, Training to Fly. Military Flight Training 1907-1945, Chapter 4: Training at home for War Overseas. Air Force History and Museums Program, Air Force Historical Research Agency, Maxwell AFB,
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to French training schools, and he contacted the British and Italians to obtain similar commitments. The English accommodated about 200 men, and approximately 500 cadets went to Foggia, Italy, for primary training.
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When the United States entered World War I, only the North Island field was a usable military airfield. Essington had been a quarantine station and Mineola, an exposition ground. In May 1917, construction began on
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and assembly of motors, airplanes, and radios; formation flying; German military organization, tactics, and combat aircraft; and fighting methods, maneuvers, attack, and combat, while alone and in formations.
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Flight Training at North Island (Later Rockwell Field), San Diego, California in December 1917. Upper left photo shows Major Hugh Knerr in the cockpit of a Curtiss JN-4 Jenny upon his arrival at the airfield.
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at Tours, which was itself modeled directly on the Caudron course at Avord. The Caudron G-3 was a single-engine reconnaissance airplane of 1914 vintage, already outmoded by bomber models developed from it.
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Primary and advanced training became a major issue with the United States' entry into World War I. In April 1917, the Army had fewer than 100 flying officers and only three flying fields –
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on Signal Corps Airplane No. 1, which the Army had recently purchased from the Wright brothers. Each of the two men received a little over three hours training before soloing on 26 October 1909.
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During World War I, approximately 23,000 volunteers entered flying cadet training. Eight private and state universities offered preflight (ground school) training. This was conducted at:
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Its activity consisted in storing obsolete materiel and providing additional storage space for planes, spares, and engines in excess of the storage facilities at nearby Ellington Field.
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Its activity consisted in storing airplane parts and supplying materiel for Post Field, Call Field, Eberts Field, Love Field, Hicks Field, Barron Field, Rich Field, and Carruthers Field
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2926:** Camp Taliaferro was a flight training center under the direction of the Air Service which had and administration center near what is now the Will Rodgers Memorial Center in
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Supplied materiel to flying fields; in particular to Chanute Field, Scott Field, Selfridge Field, Wilbur Wright Field, and the Aviation Repair Depot at Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Hangars at the North Island, San Diego, California airfield in 1912. Aircraft shown is a Curtiss Model E (Left) and Curtiss Model G (Right). Later known as Rockwell Field.
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Adjacent to Souther Field. Depot supplied materiel to aviation fields and in particular to Park Field, Taylor Field, Payne Field, Carlstrom Field, and Dorr Field.
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in the Toronto area during the summer of 1917 so that several hundred American cadets could begin primary flying training under the tutelage of the British
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Established, June 1916 on property previously used by New York National Guard as an aviation field (Mineola Field). Flying started June 1916
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Upon successful completion of preflight training, flight cadets were sent to Camp John Dick Aviation Concentration Center, located at the
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II Corps Aeronautical Schools, and Detachments at the Artillery Candidates School, and French, English, and Italian Aviation Schools via
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Consolidated with Aviation Concentration Center (Renamed Air Service Depot) at Garden City and combined with Mitchel Field, 5 April 1919.
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The depot made overseas shipments and also supplied materiel to Bolling Field, Langley Field, and First Provisional Wing at Garden City.
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The depot operated as an equipment station, supplying in particular, Kelly Field, Brooks Field, Ellington Field and Gerstner Field.
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Because it would take a long time to construct adequate training facilities in the United States, Canada provided flying bases at
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When the United States entered World War I, the exhausted British and French forces wanted American troops in the trenches of the
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Construction of field started 27 May 1917; flying began, 14 July 1917 and continued to 15 December 1917; resumed 15 April 1918
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Between June and late November 1917, manufacturers met the immediate demand for primary trainers with the delivery of 600 new
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5363:** The I Corps Aeronautical School was a temporary school, located at the French Air Service machine-gun training school at
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Depot repaired wrecked planes and engines; also overhauled planes and engines that had flown the required number of hours.
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Auxiliary of Hazelhurst Field. Used for advanced flying under supervision of commanding officer, 1st Provisional Wing.
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Auxiliary of Hazelhurst Field. Used for advanced flying under supervision of commanding officer, 1st Provisional Wing.
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Auxiliary of Hazelhurst Field. Used for advanced flying under supervision of commanding officer, 1st Provisional Wing.
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Auxiliary of Hazelhurst Field. Used for advanced flying under supervision of commanding officer, 1st Provisional Wing.
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Initially named Westbury Plateau or as the Plateau at Hazelhurst Field. Named in honor of 1st Lt. Quentin Roosevelt
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began the training of flight personnel. This article describes the training provided in those early years, though
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Gorrell's History of the American Expeditionary Forces Air Service, 1917–1919, National Archives, Washington, D.C.
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Temporary flying field, Observation School: Advanced flying, 5-week course for observers, 4-week course for pilots
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5790:"The American air service; a record of its problems, its difficulties, its failures, and its final achievements"
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ground schools. The detachment had been sent first to Avord, but when plans for training in Italy crystallized.
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basic areas that had been developed by the French and British air forces, pursuit, bombardment and observation.
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near Detroit. By October 31, fourteen facilities had been built, of which nine had begun flight training.
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in Dallas. There the cadets would be processed and placed in groups for their primary flight training.
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Supplied March Field, Mather Field, Rockwell Field, and Army Balloon School at Arcadia (Ross Field).
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Field, school, and depot consolidated 4 January 1919 and designated Wilbur Wright Air Service Depot.
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The history of aviation training in the United States military began on 8 October 1909, when
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Depot repaired wrecked planes and engines and overhauling planes and engines when required
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Permanent flying field Placed under Technical Section, Department of Military Aeronautics
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Permanent post, United States Army Balloon School (for training balloon observers only)
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Established in connection with field artillery brigade firing center at Camp McClellan
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Armorers' School; Bombing School: 8-week course for bombers, ll-week course for pilots
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Bombing School, Advanced flying, 8-week course for bombers, ll-week course for pilots
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Established in connection with field artillery brigade firing center at Camp Jackson.
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Curtiss JN-4 Jennys at Scott Field, Illinois (left), and Brooks Field, Texas (right)
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established in connection with field artillery brigade firing center at Camp Bragg.
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instructors trained 6000 flight cadets at the facilities making up Camp Taliaferro.
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Named after Victor Chapman, First American aviator killed in World War I (1916)
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Balloon School: for the training of balloon organizations and balloon observers
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Fayettefille, North Carolina; located on military reservation of Camp Bragg.
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5489:. Office of History and Research, Headquarters, AETC, Randolph AFB, Texas
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Under jurisdiction of the University of Texas, Austin; Opened 18 March 1918
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Construction of field started 22 September; flying began, 15 December 1917.
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Observation; School: 5-week course for observers, 4-week course for pilots
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5792:. New York, London, D. Appleton and Company – via Internet Archive.
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Observation School: 5-week course for observers, 4-week course for pilots
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With the purchase of its first airplane, built and successfully flown by
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Flying component of the Air Service Advanced Flying School, Formed 1922
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Reserve Military Aviators' Concentration School Indoctrination Training
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Reserve Military Aviators' Concentration School indoctrination training
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Flying component of the Air Service Primary Flying School, Formed 1922
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Construction started 11 September 1917; flying began, 1 December 1917.
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Construction started 18 September 1917; flying began, 15 December 1917
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Construction started 18 September 1917; flying began 20 November 1917.
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Cameron, 1999 Chapter 3, Prelude to War: Reform, Operational Training
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Permanent flying field, located on military reservation of Fort Sill.
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Construction started 18 September 1917; flying began 1 December 1917.
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Construction started 26 September 1917; flying began 8 December 1917.
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Anniston, Alabama; located on military reservation of Camp McClellan
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School for enlisted specialists to be assigned to balloon companies
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Construction started 18 September 1917; flying began November 1917.
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Construction started 4 September 1917; flying began 1 December 1917
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Construction started 19 February 1918; flying began, 1 June 1918.
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Construction started, 8 February 1918; flying began, 20 May 1918.
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supplement the French and British air forces already in combat.
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Construction started 8 August 1917, training began January 1918
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Construction started 23 March 1918; flying began, 15 June 1918.
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Construction started 24 July 1917; flying began 11 August 1917.
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Saint-Cyr-en-Bourg (Saumur Artillery School Aerodrome), France
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Preliminary observation, radio, photography and gunnery school
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Aerial Gunnery School for Observation Graduates: 3-week course
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Construction started, 3 July 1917; flying began, 14 July 1917.
5663:. Aerial Age Company. June 7, 1918 – via Google Books.
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Temporary flying field, Primary Flying School: 8-week course
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Temporary flying field, Primary Flying School: 8-week course
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Permanent flying field, Primary Flying School: 8-week course
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Temporary flying field, Primary Flying School: 8-week course
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Temporary flying field, Primary Flying School: 8-week course
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Permanent flying field, Primary Flying School: 8-week course
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Permanent flying field, Primary Flying School: 8-week course
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Ground School for Adjutants, Supply Officers, and Engineers.
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Permanent flying field, under lease 1917-19, purchased, 1919
1148:
Temporary flying field, Primary Flying School: 8-week course
1015:
Permanent flying field, Primary Flying School: 8-week course
1012:
Construction started 31 May 1917; flying began 14 July 1917.
477:
4896:
Ecoles De Saint-Cyr Coetquidan (Camp de Coetquidan), France
2442:
Aerial Gunnery School for Fighting Observers: 4-week course
1413:
Radio School: Advanced course for radio telegraph officers.
447:
The Training Section also established auxiliary schools at
311:
During 1917, a number of fields provided primary training:
3133:
Temporary aviation camp, United States Army Balloon School
2632:
Aerial Gunnery School for Army Corps Pilots: 3-week course
1889:
Radio School: Advanced course for radio telegraph officers
1086:
Aerial Gunnery School: 3-week course for pursuit graduates
889:
Permanent facility, Advanced Pursuit School: 6-week course
3544:
Construction extended from 15 May 1918, to 19 April 1919.
249:, San Diego, California. There was also a seaplane base,
5487:
History of Air Education and Training Command, 1942–2002
4206:
Aviation General Supply Depot, Wilbur Wright Field, Ohio
3139:
Course in maneuvering for officers of balloon companies.
5816:
4176:
Aviation General Supply Depot, Middletown, Pennsylvania
3877:
Stithton, Kentucky; Located on reservation of Camp Knox
1487:
Concentration Camp, Air Service Indoctrination training
4236:
Aviation General Supply Depot, Los Angeles, California
762:
Permanent facility, Aviation Flight Instructor School.
4246:
Aviation General Supply Depot, Sacramento, California
1009:
Named after Octave Chanute, Pioneer Aviation Engineer
4196:
Aviation General Supply Depot, Little Rock, Arkansas
3609:
Temporary aviation experimental station, under lease
6101:
Austro-Hungarian Imperial and Royal Aviation Troops
6086:
5988:
5928:
5892:
4825:* The 5th Aviation Instruction Center at Bron (now
3071:
School for Balloon Company Commanders and Observers
1222:
Radio School: For training advanced radio operators
756:
Named after Cadet Private Sidney Johnson Brooks, Jr
443:
Observer-Gunner training, Selfridge Field, Michigan
6132:20th-century military history of the United States
5060:5th Artillery Aerial Observation School (5th AAOS)
5009:4th Artillery Aerial Observation School (4th AAOS)
4850:1st Artillery Aerial Observation School (1st AAOS)
4226:Aviation General Supply Depot, Kelly Field, Texas
4958:3d Artillery Aerial Observation School (3d AAOS)
4901:2d Artillery Aerial Observation School (2d AAOS)
4186:Aviation General Supply Depot, Americus, Georgia
2579:Named after 1st Lieutenant Walter R. Taliaferro
2336:Named after 2d Lieutenant Leighton W. Hazelhurst
1969:Pre-World War I Flying School, established 1913.
1219:Aerial Gunnery School for Bombing, 3-week course
192:Curtiss JN-4 Jennys training at Kelly Field 1918
5111:Artillery Officers School (Aviation Detachment)
3677:Primary pilot training (Never made operational)
3482:Temporary flying field, Seaplane pilot training
3606:Construction of field started, 6 October 1917.
1812:Pursuit School: Advanced flying, 6-week course
1617:Named after 2d Lieutenant Peyton C. March, Jr.
1398:Named after 2d Lieutenant Fredrick J. Gerstner
18:List of Training Section Air Service airfields
5870:
5433:Formed 1926 as the Air Corps Training Center.
5055:Locmaria-Grand-Champ (Camp De Meucon), France
4636:Mechanics training school (closed late 1917)*
4216:Aviation General Supply Depot, Houston, Texas
3980:Named in honor of 1st Lt. Harley Halbert Pope
3615:Bureau of Aircraft Production District Office
1679:Named after 2d Lieutenant Carl Spencer Mather
335:Headquarters and Headquarters Company (HHC).
8:
4266:Aviation Repair Depot, Indianapolis, Indiana
4155:Named in honor of 2d Lt. Herman W. Valentine
1472:Named after 2d Lieutenant George E. M. Kelly
5512:Cameron, 1999, Chapter 2 – The Signal Corps
4347:1st Aviation Instructional Center (1st AIC)
2898:Named after Samuel Langley, Pioneer Aviator
2827:Named after Wilbur Wright, Aviation Pioneer
2430:Named after 1st Lieutenant Thomas Selfridge
1972:Named after 2d Lieutenant Lewis G. Rockwell
883:Named after 1st Lieutenant Victor Carlstrom
5877:
5863:
5855:
5576:
5574:
5572:
5570:
5568:
5566:
5564:
5562:
5560:
5558:
5556:
5554:
5524:
5522:
5520:
5518:
5508:
5506:
5439:Army Air Forces Technical Training Command
4256:Aviation Repair Depot, Montgomery, Alabama
2904:Permanent flying field and balloon station
1337:Advanced Flying School for tropical flying
1278:Named in honor of Lt. Wiliam K. B. Emerson
581:Baker's Field: Aerial photography training
576:United States Aerial School of Photography
131:The Army airplane trials had been held at
5801:
5799:
5552:
5550:
5548:
5546:
5544:
5542:
5540:
5538:
5536:
5534:
5160:Observation School for Artillery Officers
4761:8th Aviation Instruction Center (8th AIC)
4695:7th Aviation Instruction Center (7th AIC)
4641:6th Aviation Instruction Center (6th AIC)
4587:5th Aviation Instruction Center (5th AIC)
4513:4th Aviation Instruction Center (4th AIC)
4383:2d Aviation Instructional Center (2d AIC)
3921:Named in honor of 1st Lt. Louis K. Godman
3865:Gunnery Range, Axillary of Rockwell Field
3127:Named after John Wise, Pioneer Balloonist
2370:Headquarters, Park Place, Houston, Texas
1741:Named after 1st Lieutenant Joseph D. Park
1207:Named after 2d Lieutenant E. L. Ellington
1071:Named after Cadet Private Stephen H. Dorr
33:World War I Air Service Recruiting Poster
4567:Location: 1.7 miles (2.7 km) NW of
4358:Schools located at following factories:
2276:Named in honor of Maj. Raoul V. Lufberry
2155:Named in honor of Lt. Col. Henry J. Damm
2098:Named in honor of Maj. Oscar A. Brindley
1546:Named after 1st Lieutenant Moss Lee Love
818:Named after 1st Lieutenant Loren H. Call
578:, Eastman Kodak Park, Technical Training
5465:
5427:Army Air Forces Flying Training Command
5237:St. John-de-Monts Aerial Gunnery School
4502:Advanced pursuit and observation school
4451:3d Aviation Instruction Center (3d AIC)
4096:Named in honor of Capt. Henry J. Reilly
3476:Named after 1st Lieutenant Rex Chandler
3068:School for Enlisted Balloon Specialists
1945:Named after 2d Lieutenant Perry C. Rich
1874:Named after 2d Lieutenant Henry B. Post
5758:
5756:
5754:
5752:
5750:
5748:
5746:
5744:
5742:
5740:
5738:
5736:
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5732:
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5728:
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5724:
5722:
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5718:
5716:
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5712:
5710:
5708:
5706:
5704:
5702:
5700:
5698:
5696:
5694:
5692:
5690:
5655:
5653:
5651:
5649:
5647:
5645:
5643:
5641:
5639:
5637:
5635:
5633:
5631:
5629:
5627:
5625:
5623:
5621:
5619:
5617:
5615:
5613:
5611:
5609:
5607:
5106:Le Valdahon (Camp La Valdehon), France
4352:Reuilly Barracks, Paris (Headquarters)
4039:Named in honor of Maj. William R. Ream
3361:Camp Jackson, Columbia, South Carolina
3059:Named after 2d Lieutenant Cleo J. Ross
2700:Construction started 11 December 1917.
2022:Advanced Pursuit School: 6-week course
1407:Advanced Bombing School: 8-week course
5783:
5781:
5779:
5777:
5775:
5773:
5771:
5769:
5688:
5686:
5684:
5682:
5680:
5678:
5676:
5674:
5672:
5670:
5605:
5603:
5601:
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5597:
5595:
5593:
5591:
5589:
5587:
5481:
5479:
5477:
5475:
5473:
5471:
5469:
5309:Chatillon-Sur-Seine Aerodrome, France
4287:American Expeditionary Force Training
4251:Used for storage of aviation supplies
3603:Named after Alexander McDowell McCook
1145:Construction started 11 December 1917
1074:Construction started 26 December 1917
886:Construction started 11 December 1917
759:Construction started 11 December 1917
215:Massachusetts Institute of Technology
7:
5460:Air Force Historical Research Agency
4839:Artillery Aerial Observation Schools
4310:Training Aircraft, Issoudun Airfield
4276:Aviation Repair Depot, Dallas, Texas
2342:Temporary flying field under lease.
2019:Primary Flying School: 8-week course
1481:Primary Flying School: 8-week course
953:Primary Flying School: 8-week course
644:Primary Flying School: 8-week course
296:opened at Rantoul, Illinois, as did
3612:Experimental Engineering Department
2907:Experimental Engineering Department
2697:Named after Captain Ralph L. Taylor
1142:Named after Captain Melchior Eberts
378:Observer instruction took place at
292:near Dayton, Ohio. Soon afterward,
6076:Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service
6071:Imperial Japanese Army Air Service
5179:Cazaux Aviation Instruction Center
947:Named after Cadet W. K. Carruthers
827:Field ordered closed, 11 July 1919
473:Aviation Section, U.S. Air Service
405:Bombing instruction took place at
356:Pursuit instruction took place at
352:non-pilots) according to mission.
104:Early Signal Corps Flight Training
25:
5788:Sweetser, Arthur (June 7, 1919).
3862:Named in honor of Maj. W. J. East
3259:Camp McClellan, Anniston, Alabama
2901:Construction started 20 June 1917
6111:Bulgarian Army Aeroplane Section
5842:
5454: This article incorporates
5449:
5387:
3818:Otay Mesa, San Diego, California
3790:Carnegie Institute of Technology
3753:Carnegie Institute of Technology
1803:Named after Captain Dewitt Payne
200:Princeton University, New Jersey
2560:Named after Major Henry Souther
656:Anacostia, District of Columbia
6048:United States Army Air Service
6023:Canadian Air Force (1918–1920)
5915:Aircraft of the Central Powers
5910:Aircraft of the Entente Powers
5849:School of Military Aeronautics
4947:Sourge (Camp de Souge), France
3065:Permanent military reservation
2768:Aviation Classification Center
2292:Mineola, Long Island, New York
2232:Wantagh, Long Island, New York
2170:Mineola, Long Island, New York
2111:Babylon, Long Island, New York
2054:Commack, Long Island, New York
898:) (Camp Taliaferro Field #3)**
112:began instructing Lieutenants
1:
5342:Chatillon-Sur-Seine Aerodrome
5291:I Corps Aeronautical School**
4646:Pau (Basses-Pyrenees), France
4592:Location Bron (Rhone), France
3671:Named after Cadet Eugene Penn
3310:Camp Knox, Stithton, Kentucky
3062:Field established 3 June 1918
2346:Aviation Concentration Center
638:Named after Cadet R. J Barron
468:Flying Fields (United States)
150:, San Diego, California, and
6033:Imperial Russian Air Service
5304:II Corps Aeronautical School
4331:Aviation Instruction Centers
4158:Auxiliary of Carlstrom Field
3747:Air Service School For Radio
3688:Air Service School For Radio
589:(Camp Taliaferro Field #2)**
218:Georgia School of Technology
206:Cornell University, New York
138:Another site was found near
51:United States Army Air Corps
6096:Imperial German Air Service
5485:Manning, Thomas A. (2005),
5004:Haussimont (Mailly), France
4744:Bombardment training school
245:, San Antonio, Texas, and
158:World War I Flight Training
146:, near San Antonio, Texas,
93:GPX (secondary coordinates)
6158:
6106:Ottoman Aviation Squadrons
5827:Sweetser, Authur, (1919),
5278:St Jean de Monts Aerodrome
4749:Clermont-Ferrand, Auvergne
4700:Clermont-Ferrand Aerodrome
4445:Tours Val de Loire Airport
4042:Axillary of Rockwell Field
2585:, Saginaw Texas (Field #1)
1830:Fort Sill, Lawton Oklahoma
327:(San Antonio, Texas), and
53:Flight Training Center in
5172:Miscellaneous AEF Schools
5146:Artillery Officers School
4952:Bordeaux–Mérignac Airport
4355:Mechanics Training School
2939:Balloon Observers Schools
2629:Named after Charles Hicks
1484:Aviation Mechanics School
88:GPX (primary coordinates)
63:Map all coordinates using
39:Orville and Wilbur Wright
5829:The American Air Service
5184:Cazaux Aerodrome, France
4755:Clermont-Ferrand Airport
3757:Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
3479:Established 1 April 1917
3415:Other Training Airfields
894:Carruthers Field (later
323:(Belleville, Illinois),
209:University of California
71:Download coordinates as:
6137:Aviation in World War I
6038:Royal Italian Air Corps
6018:Australian Flying Corps
6006:Royal Naval Air Service
5886:Aviation in World War I
3801:Mechanic's Radio School
3680:Operator's Radio School
3432:Essington, Pennsylvania
3356:Army Balloon Detachment
3305:Army Balloon Detachment
3254:Army Balloon Detachment
3203:Army Balloon Detachment
3000:Established March 1917,
2764:Texas State Fairgrounds
2386:Mount Clemens, Michigan
1759:West Point, Mississippi
1410:Advanced Pursuit School
1354:Lake Charles, Louisiana
1213:Permanent flying field,
1083:Advanced Pursuit School
227:Texas State Fairgrounds
180:representatives to the
6067:Japanese air services
5456:public domain material
5372:Postwar reorganization
5365:Gondrecourt-le-Château
5297:Gondrecourt-le-Château
4690:Advanced flying school
4564:Advanced flying school
4311:
4303:
4017:32.56639°N 117.11167°W
3840:32.57222°N 116.98000°W
3742:Officer's Radio School
3130:Opened 20 January 1918
3037:34.12972°N 118.04000°W
2436:Permanent flying field
2287:(Later: Mitchel Field)
1994:32.69778°N 117.21306°W
1809:Temporary flying field
1657:38.55833°N 121.30000°W
1635:Sacramento, California
1595:33.88944°N 117.25889°W
1552:Temporary flying field
1404:Temporary flying field
1293:Cocoa Walk, Canal Zone
1077:Permanent flying field
700:Advanced Flying School
444:
428:
308:
265:
212:University of Illinois
193:
140:College Park, Maryland
128:
34:
6142:World War I airfields
5997:British air services
5960:Aerial reconnaissance
4790:41.43806°N 15.54389°E
4361:Hispano-Suiza Factory
4309:
4302:
4133:26.74056°N 81.42806°W
4074:33.74556°N 85.78056°W
3958:35.17083°N 79.01444°W
3899:37.90694°N 85.97222°W
3779:40.44306°N 79.94333°W
3720:40.80750°N 73.96194°W
3683:Closed, 8 August 1919
3649:30.22667°N 97.76000°W
3581:39.77583°N 84.19083°W
3547:Aerial Gunnery School
3519:25.63944°N 80.29222°W
3454:39.86056°N 75.30000°W
3383:34.03917°N 80.82222°W
3332:37.89278°N 85.97444°W
3281:33.71083°N 85.73722°W
3230:37.00361°N 76.30750°W
3208:Fort Monroe, Virginia
3179:37.19194°N 76.57167°W
3105:29.42389°N 98.49361°W
2978:41.30667°N 95.95694°W
2913:School of Photography
2876:37.08306°N 76.35917°W
2839:Aerial Gunnery Course
2805:39.77917°N 84.10444°W
2740:32.78194°N 96.76556°W
2675:32.30389°N 86.12167°W
2607:32.93083°N 97.41167°W
2538:32.11139°N 84.18694°W
2476:38.54056°N 89.85306°W
2454:Bellevielle, Illinois
2408:42.62083°N 82.83917°W
2314:40.74222°N 73.59889°W
2254:40.68361°N 73.51000°W
2192:40.74194°N 73.59889°W
2133:40.69556°N 73.32556°W
2076:40.84278°N 73.29278°W
2016:Aerial Gunnery School
1966:San Diego, California
1923:31.54583°N 97.18778°W
1852:34.64861°N 98.39944°W
1781:33.66556°N 88.63250°W
1719:35.35417°N 89.86861°W
1697:Millington, Tennessee
1573:Riverside, California
1524:32.84889°N 96.85056°W
1450:29.37611°N 98.58139°W
1376:30.11861°N 93.08000°W
1256:34.01556°N 81.91222°W
1185:29.60722°N 95.16389°W
1120:34.79528°N 91.91917°W
1080:Primary Flying School
1049:27.20722°N 81.67000°W
987:40.29417°N 88.14306°W
925:32.67806°N 97.46000°W
861:27.13833°N 81.80278°W
796:33.87167°N 98.55500°W
734:29.34167°N 98.43500°W
678:38.84278°N 77.01611°W
616:32.62556°N 97.30472°W
553:43.11889°N 77.67250°W
512:43.19889°N 77.63083°W
442:
426:
319:(Rantoul, Illinois),
306:
263:
241:, Mineola, New York;
221:Ohio State University
191:
182:University of Toronto
126:
118:Frederic E. Humphreys
83:GPX (all coordinates)
57:, Texas during 1926.
32:
5851:at Wikimedia Commons
5831:, Appleton, New York
5817:http://www.fold3.com
5331:47.84833°N 4.58056°E
5267:46.76472°N 2.03583°W
5206:44.53361°N 1.12611°W
5135:47.19083°N 0.05306°W
5084:47.15583°N 6.29389°E
5033:47.76194°N 2.78222°W
4982:48.73639°N 4.14861°E
4925:44.82833°N 0.71556°W
4874:47.94528°N 2.15000°W
4722:45.78556°N 3.16250°E
4668:43.37194°N 0.42222°W
4614:45.72944°N 4.93889°E
4542:47.05389°N 2.63306°E
4480:46.95444°N 1.98833°E
4412:47.43056°N 0.71889°E
4022:32.56639; -117.11167
3845:32.57222; -116.98000
3485:Closed November 1917
3142:Closed, January 1919
3042:34.12972; -118.04000
1999:32.69778; -117.21306
1662:38.55833; -121.30000
1600:33.88944; -117.25889
1315:9.35667°N 79.86750°W
774:Wichita Falls, Texas
6052:Greek air services
5893:People and aircraft
5661:"Aerial Age Weekly"
5326: /
5262: /
5243:Saint-Jean-de-Monts
5201: /
5130: /
5079: /
5028: /
4977: /
4920: /
4869: /
4785: /
4717: /
4663: /
4609: /
4537: /
4475: /
4407: /
4138:26.74056; -81.42806
4128: /
4079:33.74556; -85.78056
4069: /
4012: /
3995:Oneonta, California
3963:35.17083; -79.01444
3953: /
3904:37.90694; -85.97222
3894: /
3835: /
3784:40.44306; -79.94333
3774: /
3731:Columbia University
3725:40.80750; -73.96194
3715: /
3694:Columbia University
3654:30.22667; -97.76000
3644: /
3586:39.77583; -84.19083
3576: /
3524:25.63944; -80.29222
3514: /
3459:39.86056; -75.30000
3449: /
3388:34.03917; -80.82222
3378: /
3337:37.89278; -85.97444
3327: /
3286:33.71083; -85.73722
3276: /
3235:37.00361; -76.30750
3225: /
3190:Army Balloon School
3184:37.19194; -76.57167
3174: /
3152:Army Balloon School
3110:29.42389; -98.49361
3100: /
3032: /
3015:Arcadia, California
2983:41.30667; -95.95694
2973: /
2881:37.08306; -76.35917
2871: /
2810:39.77917; -84.10444
2800: /
2777:Wilbur Wright Field
2762:World War I use of
2745:32.78194; -96.76556
2735: /
2680:32.30389; -86.12167
2670: /
2653:Montgomery, Alabama
2612:32.93083; -97.41167
2602: /
2543:32.11139; -84.18694
2533: /
2481:38.54056; -89.85306
2471: /
2413:42.62083; -82.83917
2403: /
2366:Second Reserve Wing
2319:40.74222; -73.59889
2309: /
2259:40.68361; -73.51000
2249: /
2197:40.74194; -73.59889
2187: /
2138:40.69556; -73.32556
2128: /
2081:40.84278; -73.29278
2071: /
1989: /
1928:31.54583; -97.18778
1918: /
1857:34.64861; -98.39944
1847: /
1786:33.66556; -88.63250
1776: /
1724:35.35417; -89.86861
1714: /
1652: /
1590: /
1529:32.84889; -96.85056
1519: /
1455:29.37611; -98.58139
1445: /
1381:30.11861; -93.08000
1371: /
1310: /
1261:34.01556; -81.91222
1251: /
1190:29.60722; -95.16389
1180: /
1125:34.79528; -91.91917
1115: /
1054:27.20722; -81.67000
1044: /
992:40.29417; -88.14306
982: /
930:32.67806; -97.46000
920: /
866:27.13833; -81.80278
856: /
801:33.87167; -98.55500
791: /
739:29.34167; -98.43500
729: /
683:38.84278; -77.01611
673: /
621:32.62556; -97.30472
611: /
558:43.11889; -77.67250
548: /
517:43.19889; -77.63083
507: /
490:Rochester, New York
449:Wilbur Wright Field
290:Wilbur Wright Field
203:University of Texas
6043:Romanian Air Corps
6028:French Air Service
6001:Royal Flying Corps
5970:Flight over Vienna
5272:46.76472; -2.03583
5211:44.53361; -1.12611
5140:47.19083; -0.05306
5038:47.76194; -2.78222
4930:44.82833; -0.71556
4879:47.94528; -2.15000
4795:41.43806; 15.54389
4673:43.37194; -0.42222
4457:Issoudun Aerodrome
4312:
4304:
4171:Support facilities
3698:New York, New York
3157:Lee Hall, Virginia
3083:San Antonio, Texas
2932:Royal Flying Corps
2771:Cadet Gunnery Camp
2637:Royal Flying Corps
2035:First Reserve Wing
1428:San Antonio, Texas
1320:9.35667; -79.86750
712:San Antonio, Texas
523:Eastman Kodak Park
445:
429:
309:
278:Royal Flying Corps
266:
194:
175:Preflight Training
129:
43:United States Army
35:
6119:
6118:
6061:Naval Air Service
5955:Bombing of cities
5938:Strategic bombing
5847:Media related to
5415:11th School Group
5403:10th School Group
5368:
5359:
5358:
5336:47.84833; 4.58056
5245:Aerodrome, France
5089:47.15583; 6.29389
4987:48.73639; 4.14861
4830:
4827:Lyon–Bron Airport
4821:
4820:
4727:45.78556; 3.16250
4619:45.72944; 4.93889
4547:47.05389; 2.63306
4485:46.95444; 1.98833
4417:47.43056; 0.71889
4167:
4166:
3411:
3410:
2935:
2922:
2921:
2854:Hampton, Virginia
2516:Americus, Georgia
2362:
2361:
2031:
2030:
965:Rantoul, Illinois
451:taught armorers,
347:Advanced Training
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239:Hazelhurst Field
233:Primary Training
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144:Fort Sam Houston
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2548:
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2419:Selfridge Field
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1157:Ellington Field
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872:Carlstrom Field
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411:Gerstner Fields
407:Ellington Field
362:Carlstrom Field
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282:Camp Taliaferro
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3497:Miami, Florida
3494:
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3477:
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3465:Chandler Field
3433:
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3426:Chandler Field
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3292:Camp McClellan
3260:
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3199:
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3125:
3116:Camp John Wise
3084:
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2087:Brindley Field
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2024:
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2005:Rockwell Field
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5991:air services
5975:Bloody April
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4085:Reilly Field
4047:Reilly Field
3910:Godman Field
3871:Godman Field
3804:
3592:McCook Field
3559:Dayton, Ohio
3553:McCook Field
3405:
3394:Camp Jackson
3145:
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2706:
2686:Taylor Field
2647:Taylor Field
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1668:Mather Field
1629:Mather Field
1340:
1326:France Field
1287:France Field
1131:Eberts Field
1092:Eberts Field
745:Brooks Field
706:Brooks Field
627:Barron Field
587:Barron Field
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5931:and battles
5334: /
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4007:117°06′42″W
3961: /
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3843: /
3830:116°58′48″W
3782: /
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3284: /
3241:Fort Monroe
3233: /
3182: /
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3040: /
3027:118°02′24″W
2981: /
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2743: /
2678: /
2618:Hicks Field
2610: /
2583:Hicks Field
2541: /
2487:Scott Field
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1997: /
1984:117°12′47″W
1926: /
1901:Waco, Texas
1855: /
1792:Payne Field
1784: /
1753:Payne Field
1722: /
1660: /
1647:121°18′00″W
1606:March Field
1598: /
1585:117°15′32″W
1567:March Field
1527: /
1461:Kelly Field
1453: /
1422:Kelly Field
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484:Baker Field
457:Scott Field
321:Scott Field
274:Camp Borden
55:San Antonio
47:World War I
6126:Categories
5900:Commanders
5445:References
5340: (
5321:04°34′50″E
5318:47°50′54″N
5276: (
5257:02°02′09″W
5254:46°45′53″N
5215: (
5196:01°07′34″W
5193:44°32′01″N
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5122:47°11′27″N
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5074:06°17′38″E
5071:47°09′21″N
5042: (
5023:02°46′56″W
5020:47°45′43″N
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4969:48°44′11″N
4934: (
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4912:44°49′42″N
4883: (
4864:02°09′00″W
4861:47°56′43″N
4799: (
4780:15°32′38″E
4777:41°26′17″N
4731: (
4712:03°09′45″E
4709:45°47′08″N
4677: (
4658:00°25′20″W
4655:43°22′19″N
4623: (
4604:04°56′20″E
4601:45°43′46″N
4551: (
4532:02°37′59″E
4529:47°03′14″N
4489: (
4470:01°59′18″E
4467:46°57′16″N
4421: (
4402:00°43′08″E
4399:47°25′50″N
4142: (
4123:81°25′41″W
4120:26°44′26″N
4083: (
4064:85°46′50″W
4061:33°44′44″N
4028:Ream Field
4026: (
4004:32°33′59″N
3989:Ream Field
3969:Pope Field
3967: (
3948:79°00′52″W
3945:35°10′15″N
3930:Pope Field
3908: (
3889:85°58′20″W
3886:37°54′25″N
3851:East Field
3849: (
3827:32°34′20″N
3812:East Field
3788: (
3769:79°56′36″W
3766:40°26′35″N
3729: (
3710:73°57′43″W
3707:40°48′27″N
3660:Penn Field
3658: (
3639:97°45′36″W
3636:30°13′36″N
3621:Penn Field
3590: (
3571:84°11′27″W
3568:39°46′33″N
3528: (
3509:80°17′32″W
3506:25°38′22″N
3463: (
3444:75°18′00″W
3441:39°51′38″N
3392: (
3373:80°49′20″W
3370:34°02′21″N
3341: (
3322:85°58′28″W
3319:37°53′34″N
3290: (
3271:85°44′14″W
3268:33°42′39″N
3239: (
3220:76°18′27″W
3217:37°00′13″N
3188: (
3169:76°34′18″W
3166:37°11′31″N
3114: (
3095:98°29′37″W
3092:29°25′26″N
3048:Ross Field
3046: (
3024:34°07′47″N
3009:Ross Field
2989:Fort Omaha
2987: (
2968:95°57′25″W
2965:41°18′24″N
2950:Fort Omaha
2928:Fort Worth
2885: (
2866:76°21′33″W
2863:37°04′59″N
2814: (
2795:84°06′16″W
2792:39°46′45″N
2749: (
2730:96°45′56″W
2727:32°46′55″N
2684: (
2665:86°07′18″W
2662:32°18′14″N
2616: (
2597:97°24′42″W
2594:32°55′51″N
2547: (
2528:84°11′13″W
2525:32°06′41″N
2485: (
2466:89°51′11″W
2463:38°32′26″N
2417: (
2398:82°50′21″W
2395:42°37′15″N
2323: (
2304:73°35′56″W
2301:40°44′32″N
2263: (
2244:73°30′36″W
2241:40°41′01″N
2201: (
2182:73°35′56″W
2179:40°44′31″N
2144:Damm Field
2142: (
2123:73°19′32″W
2120:40°41′44″N
2106:Damm Field
2085: (
2066:73°17′34″W
2063:40°50′34″N
2003: (
1981:32°41′52″N
1934:Rich Field
1932: (
1913:97°11′16″W
1910:31°32′45″N
1895:Rich Field
1863:Post Field
1861: (
1842:98°23′58″W
1839:34°38′55″N
1824:Post Field
1790: (
1771:88°37′57″W
1768:33°39′56″N
1730:Park Field
1728: (
1709:89°52′07″W
1706:35°21′15″N
1691:Park Field
1666: (
1644:38°33′30″N
1604: (
1582:33°53′22″N
1535:Love Field
1533: (
1514:96°51′02″W
1511:32°50′56″N
1496:Love Field
1459: (
1440:98°34′53″W
1437:29°22′34″N
1385: (
1366:93°04′48″W
1363:30°07′07″N
1324: (
1305:79°52′03″W
1302:09°21′24″N
1265: (
1246:81°54′44″W
1243:34°00′56″N
1194: (
1175:95°09′50″W
1172:29°36′26″N
1129: (
1110:91°55′09″W
1107:34°47′43″N
1058: (
1039:81°40′12″W
1036:27°12′26″N
1021:Dorr Field
996: (
977:88°08′35″W
974:40°17′39″N
934: (
915:97°27′36″W
912:32°40′41″N
870: (
851:81°48′10″W
848:27°08′18″N
807:Call Field
805: (
786:98°33′18″W
783:33°52′18″N
768:Call Field
743: (
724:98°26′06″W
721:29°20′30″N
687: (
668:77°00′58″W
665:38°50′34″N
625: (
606:97°18′17″W
603:32°37′32″N
562: (
543:77°40′21″W
540:43°07′08″N
521: (
502:77°37′51″W
499:43°11′56″N
384:Post Field
380:Call Field
366:Dorr Field
325:Camp Kelly
243:Camp Kelly
5929:Campaigns
5920:Zeppelins
5763:Stations.
4282:machines.
3343:Camp Knox
2751:Camp Dick
2713:Camp Dick
270:Deseronto
133:Fort Myer
5948:Cuxhaven
5499:29991467
5495:71006954
5381:See also
5299:, France
5232:(BA 120)
5095:5th AAOS
5044:4th AAOS
4936:1st AAOS
4885:1st AAOS
4577:(BA 102)
4292:States.
5980:Battles
5581:Alabama
4993:3d AAOS
4801:8th AIC
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4679:6th AIC
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78:KML
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