curtissjn4ht

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Curtiss JN-4

from SDASM Archives

  • 2 older comments, and then…
  • Jon Matthies said:
    Broken?
  • Michael Bludworth said:
    JN-4 Jenny
  • Ate o Infinitio e alem said:
    definatly looks jennyesque
  • berangberang said:
    I'll say jenny too - the skids under the wings, the shape of the tail, etc. all look it.
  • Kees Kort said:
    Serial 38095 gives it away as a Curtiss JN-4HT from the badge 37933 / 38332, an order of 400 machines.

Allen Archer Album Photo_00077

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  • Stig Jarlevik said:
    This makes it easier, JN-4HT 38054 Stig

Lt. Torrey Webb (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • swanq said:
    Date on negative is 5/15/18. From postalmuseum.si.edu/airmail/pilot/pilot_army/pilot_army_c... "After graduating from Columbia and serving in the army, Lieutenant Torrey Webb completed his aviation training at Ellington Field, where he came to Major Fleet's attention. His good record spoke well for him, and Fleet hired him for the airmail service. Webb flew over 3,500 miles as an airmail pilot, spending 45 hours in the air. As did Culver, Webb suffered only one forced landing in his airmail career." See also earlyaviators.com/ewebbtor.htm Notice the map attached to his leg!