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248 photos and 3 illustrations tagged langley, from 4 members of Flickr Commons.
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The last upload was 30 July.
Mercury Spacecraft Boilerplate from NASA on The Commons uploaded 30 July
The Pitcairn Autogiro from NASA on The Commons uploaded 21 July
Molded Astronaut Couches from NASA on The Commons uploaded 7 July
NASA Langley Magnetic Suspension/Balance System from NASA on The Commons uploaded 11 June
Wright Apache from NASA on The Commons uploaded 10 June
Hoop Column Antenna from NASA on The Commons uploaded 20 May
NACA Boeing model 15 from NASA on The Commons uploaded 16 May
Turning Vanes from NASA on The Commons uploaded 24 April
Lunar Landing Research Facility from NASA on The Commons uploaded 11 April
The One-Inch Model Airplane from NASA on The Commons uploaded 29 March
NACA Langley High Speed Tunnel from NASA on The Commons uploaded 26 March
Woman Computer with Microscope and Calculator from NASA on The Commons uploaded 24 March
IBM Electronic Data Processing Machine from NASA on The Commons uploaded 21 March
Weick W-1 from NASA on The Commons uploaded 14 March
Weick W-1A of 1934 from NASA on The Commons uploaded 27 February
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Ray Wagner Collection Image
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Veedubber79 said:
Thomas-Morse (de Havilland) DH-4B 22-1196 of the USAAS from Langley Field static at Bolling Field ca. 1924. (Maybe this was the occasion when President Coolidge ("Silent Cal") was attributed with the quote, "Why can't we just buy them one nice aircraft and let them take turns flying it?" 90+years later, he's almost gotten his wish...)
Langley Aeroplane, Hammond Port (LOC)
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TVL1970 said:
The Langley Aerodrome modified by Glenn Curtiss as part of the gruelling Wright Brothers / Glenn Curtiss patent battles. See:
