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Flyboys
OK, have you seen the movie, Flyboys? If not, why not? You call yourself an aviation aficionado, right? Well then, you have to see this movie. The amazing thing about the movie is not the story, but story of these … Continue reading →
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Tagged airplanes, American flyers, aviation aficionados, Flyboys, flying for France in World War I, Frank Buckles, full-scale Nieuport 17s, gone west, Holden MO, Lafayette Escadrille, military service, open cockpit biplanes, original time schedules, pilots, Robert Baslee of Airdrome Aeroplanes, taildraggers, the 103rd Aero Squadron, the Escadrille Américaine 124, the movie Flyboys, the US Army Air Corps, The Valiant 38, the War to End All Wars, Verdun on May 13 1916, World War I, World War I aviation
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