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kissmytote said:
In the background a PBY Catalina of Patrol squadron 51 (VP-51). The presence of the PBY is as part of the Neutrality Patrols put into place by President Roosevelt after the start of World War II in Europe. After all these years, no one has realized the location given (Place: Punta Borinquen) is wrong. It is Puerto Rico, but not Punta Borinquen. This location is Isla Grande airport, San Juan, PR. Note the location, it is almost sea level. Aviation operations at Punta Borinquen are not at sea level.
kissmytote said:
You can find photos of the Catalinas of VP-51 at Isla Grande in the following publications: National Geographic December 1939 LIFE magazine October 28, 1940 Naval Aviation News May-June 1990

jamica1 said:
Perhaps during the 1920 presidential election campaign in which Cox was the (losing) Democratic candidate?
swanq said:
Probably at the Police Field Day Games in August 1920. See neighboring picture.
B-59 said:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_M._Cox An article in the Evening star. [volume], August 29, 1920, p. 1. col. 1 confirms that Cox was at Gravesend on August 28. chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83045462/1920-08-29/ed-... The other persons on the stand are: Richard Enright, NYC Police Commissioner Alfred E. Smith, Governor of New York John Francis Hylan, Mayor of NYC S. also photo in The Sun and the New York herald., August 29, 1920, Section 5 Rotographic Section, Image 59 chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030273/1920-08-29/ed-...
Lara S said:
Thank you all for helping connect these several images to Cox, and helping us to provide more complete records!

B-59 said:
The Governor's daughter Olive Whitman named the Naval Militia's hydroaeroplane. See article in The New York Times, November 2, 1915 "NAMES FLYING BOAT FOR NAVAL MILITIA"
Arden said:
B-59: Thanks for the information about Olive Whitman who is seated in the front row here. We will add more information to the description.