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WWI pilot given highest French honors posthumously

Brian R. Ballou

France presents Frank Baylies' medals to his relatives in a ceremony at Fort Tabor Park.

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3,594	6 August 2008 09:00 AM by Scott

Hat In The Ring Fliers' Emblem

Lieut. Eddie Rickenbacker Talks of Airmen and Their Methods.

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3,800	24 July 2008 08:21 PM by Scott

Ira (Taffy) Jones, 65, Famed War Flier, Dies

The Bridgeport Post

Ira (Taffy) Jones, famous airman of World War I who survived 28 crashes and was credited with 40 victories in air duels, died last night in a hospital.

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3,870	6 July 2008 03:53 PM by Scott

The Spad A Famous Machine

Originator of French Biplane Made Fortune as a Swindler.

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1,571	16 June 2008 01:37 PM by Scott

Fine Career Ended, Lt. E. V. Reid Dead

Destroyed 18 Hun Planes While With Toronto Air Squadron.

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1,740	10 June 2008 08:15 PM by Scott

David L. Burgess Ottawa Election Candidate Dies

Canadian ace dies of heart attack in Ottawa, age 69.

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1,728	9 June 2008 01:27 PM by Scott

How Uncle Sam Trains Flyers

Student aviators at Mineola Field learn to worry the Germans.

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1,366	1 June 2008 08:43 AM by Scott

"Kewie" is Rare Bird in Uncle Sam's Army

There are birds and birds among American birdmen along the front. One is a rare specimen, the "kewie bird."

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1,701	1 June 2008 08:04 AM by Scott

Heat and Mirage Plague Aviators With British in "Garden of Eden"

Even Flights to Highest Altitudes Bring No Relief to Aero Scouts in Mesopotamia—Water in Machine
Boils Away—Men "Cooked" by Months of
Service Sent Out to Cool.

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1,162	1 June 2008 06:24 AM by Scott

World War I Ace Dies In Ft. Worth

Robert Opie Lindsay, age 57, dies in Fort Worth, Texas.

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1,276	26 May 2008 08:30 AM by Scott

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