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| | | Sustainability - Most Read From Earth Week |
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| FROM THE ARCHIVES 100 Years Ago In Aviation Week - May 28, 1923 |
A French bomber – most likely, the 280-hp. Voisin X – took off from the Villesauvage aerodrome on April 9, 1923, performed maneuvers “freely,” including touch-and-gos, and then landed “without a hitch of any kind,” we reported in our May 28, 1923 cover story. |
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