Ohio's Aviation Heritage Tour: Conclusion

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Jul 30, 201500:00:44Government & Organizations

Take just a moment to reflect on your location. You are standing on what was once the landing area for Wright Field. Established in 1917, Wright Field served as an important flight test and development facility from Worl...

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