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June 15, 2015

Amazing Pilot Portraits From the Cockpit During World War I

These photographs are taken by the pilot of the other guy in the plane (usually an instructor, as all are from training airfields), though a few are from the other guy of the pilot.













(Photos: SDASM Archives, via The Passion of Former Days)

1 comment:

  1. The piolet sat in the rear seat of most WWI bi-planes. This was for balance, and also gave a better view to control the plane.

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