File:2d L. Carl Spencer Mather.jpg
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English: 2nd Lt. Carl Spencer Mather, an Army Signal Corps pilot, was killed in 1918, during one of the first training classes for World War I pilots. Mills Field was renamed in Mather's honor at the request of his classmates. |
| Date | 1950s |
| Source | http://www.safie.hq.af.mil/afrpa/legacybrac/mather/history/index.asp |
| Author | United States Air Force |
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- 1918 deaths
- Aviators of World War I
- Carl (given name)
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- Male aviators from the United States
- Mather (surname)
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- Men smiling while standing
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- 1950s portrait paintings of men
- 1950s portrait paintings from the United States
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- 20th-century portrait paintings in military uniforms
- 20th-century portrait paintings of standing men at half length
- United States Army Signal Corps people
- United States military people killed in World War I
- Victims of aviation accidents or incidents in the United States