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Breguet's Crash file #71
Here we go again:
08.8 Rbailey 07.05 YavorD 05.5 Fokkerj Feuchtwanger 05.5 Breguet 05.4 Gregvan 04.5 Gilles 04.0 Edmond 04.0 Eric 04.0 Ross 03.0 Rickenbaron 02.0 C_Thurman 02.0 Expositor 01.9 Dan_San 01.8 Tom L 01.3 Colin Owers 01.3 Varese2002 01.0 Berman 01.0 Cruze 01.0 ONEALM 01.0 Patrick 01.0 PaulForster 01.0 Pvernon 01.0 Rod Filan 01.0 Troy Raines 00.75 Der Grüne Flieger 00.2 Crankcase |
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8 July 2007, 04:30 AM
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Oops
 Wrong caption on that one. Colin was of course right! Maybe he should get an extra point for causing him to scratch his head!  tell you what we'll bring him up to and even 2.5 (Sort of a degree of difficulty mark  )08.8 Rbailey 07.05 YavorD 05.5 Fokkerj Feuchtwanger 05.5 Breguet 05.4 Gregvan 04.5 Gilles 04.0 Edmond 04.0 Eric 04.0 Ross 03.0 Rickenbaron 02.5 Colin Owers 02.0 C_Thurman 02.0 Expositor 01.9 Dan_San 01.8 Tom L 01.3 Varese2002 01.0 Berman 01.0 Cruze 01.0 ONEALM 01.0 Patrick 01.0 PaulForster 01.0 Pvernon 01.0 Rod Filan 01.0 Troy Raines 00.75 Der Grüne Flieger 00.2 Crankcase |
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8 July 2007, 09:16 AM
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Well, another NEw Jersey boy bites the dust - or at least gets a good sniff...
Frank T. Lloyd, product of Camden, New Jersey, Princeton University 1917, School of Militaary aeronautics at Cornell, primary flight training at Selfridge Field, Michigan, advanced at 3rd AIC. Later assigned to an unknown duty near Orly - some suggest N.471, but I have no confirmation of that by the summer of 1918. On 21 July, Lloyd was flying Sopwith Camel E'5158. The airplane had recently been delivered from England and had been trucked to Orly for "repair" on 7 July. Perhpas the photos are from a test flight. Lloyd obviously crashed the airplane quite completely and put himself in hospital for the remainder of the war. In the post war, he was assigned to the 103rd Aero along with Larry Cauffmann who photographed the crash at Orly. Here's another view from an angle that's a little easier to ID.
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Except
Except when Mike gives Breguet the wrong ID right out of the box... what was I thinking.....
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