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Morrow_0434 Ryan Travelair Woolaroc with LT William Davis, Art Gobel, Marvel Crosson, Joe Crosson, Dapper Dan Burnett at Dutch Flats 1927

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• Stig Jarlevik said:

  No it is not If you check Morrow_0528 and your close up here, you will find the correct type Stig www.flickr.com/photos/sdasmarchives/33985915148/in/photos...

04-02364 Joe Crosson in uniform

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• TVL1970 said:

  Here is a British Movietone newsreel featuring Joe Crosson as one of the Pan American Airways (PAA) pilots that returned the bodies of Wiley Post and Will Rodgers to the Lower 48 from Alaska after their fatal crash: YouTube - British Movietone "Last Flight Of Will Rogers and Wiley Post"

Will, Wiley, Leonhard and Joe!

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• Éothain said:

  Wonderful shot :)

• DarkAngelDay said:

  Really good shot!
  
  
  

• Lindell Dillon said:

  Great photo. Such a tragedy to cut these lives short. No doubt they would have accomplished much more. Added to my Oklahoma History Gallery www.flickr.com/photos/reddirtpics/galleries/7215763223262...

will rogers left to right wiley post will rogers captain joe crosson and d.f. gustafson point barrow alaska august 15 1935.

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• Veedubber79 said:

  Picture reversed (backwards). Capt Crosson was with Post & Rogers on the Chena River near Fairbanks, AK before the two left for Pt. Barrow in a Lockheed Model 9E Orion (NR12283) and were both killed near Pt. Barrow, AK on 15 Aug 35.