The first Army aircraft.

фото: The first Army aircraft.

Robert Sullivan • 11-03-2016  

Описание: JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas - The first Army aircraft made its first flight March 2, 1910, at Fort Sam Houston with Lt. Benjamin Foulois at the controls. Foulois piloted the Army's first aircraft, Signal Corps Aircraft No. 1, with his first flight lasting only 7 1/2 minutes. He made three more flights that day and on his fourth attempt, the young pilot ended up crashing the airplane.

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