Pages that link to "U.S. Army"
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The following pages link to U.S. Army:
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- Aero Club of America, 1916, Aero Club of America's energetic and constructive work to get substantial air service for Army, Navy, and Militia (← links)
- Hennessey, 1958, The United States Army air arm (← links)
- Hudson, 1968, Hostile Skies (← links)
- Miller, 2003, A Preliminary to War (← links)
- Publication 805, 1908, Army aeronautics (← links)
- Robertson, 2003 (← links)
- Scriven, 1916, General Scriven urges 648 aeroplanes for army (← links)
- Seely, 1913, Curtiss and Army affairs (← links)
- File:1917.7.26 - Army air service org chart.png (← links)
- File:1917.7.26 - US Army Air Service.png (← links)
- Riley Estel Scott (← links)
- Matthew Arlington Batson (← links)
- First Aero Squadron (← links)
- Aircraft Production Board (← links)
- Raynal Cawthorne Bolling (← links)
- William Mitchell (← links)
- U.S. War Department (redirect page) (← links)
- United States Army (redirect page) (← links)
- Aero Club of America, 1916, Aero Club indorses plan for separate air service (← links)
- Baldwin, 1908, The U. S. Army dirigible airship (← links)
- Publication B2p0775e15, 1914, Leavenworth to be army aero centre (← links)
- Publication B2p0880e01, 1915, Army and navy planning organization of aviation corps for the militia (← links)
- Publication B2p0880e03, 1916, Army aviators at San Diego have flown 108,000 miles without accidents (← links)
- Publication B2p1182e03, 1914, Tractor biplanes for the United States Army. Conditions governing a contest to be held at the Signal Corps aviation school at San Diego (← links)
- Roosevelt, 1916, Roosevelt administration in 1907 gave the United States Army the first aero-plane ever used for military purposes (← links)
- U.S. Army Signal Corps (← links)
- Fort Myer (← links)
- Hartcup, 1974 (← links)
- Air Service Journal (← links)
- Henry “Hap” Arnold (← links)