File:U. S. Navy - Curtiss NC-4 flying boat captained by Lieutenant Commander Albert C. Read at the end of its celebratory tour for the first transatlantic flight from May 8 - May 31th, 1919.jpg

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Title: U. S. Navy - Curtiss NC-4 flying boat captained by Lieutenant Commander Albert C. Read at the end of its celebratory tour for the first transatlantic flight from May 8 - May 31th, 1919.
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Source Missouri History Museum
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N30235
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Aviation- Aircraft of 1940s, Women Aviators, D. Corrigan, Marshall Flying School, Scott Field, Air Mail 1926; George Herwig- Midcoast Aviation; Jeanne Barbour Collection
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Transportation
Aeronautics
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149597
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51578CB3-3149-907A-6257-E5956140C7C4

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