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RMKH16AR–Aerial photo of the Trocadero (left rear) in the Champ de Mars, the Eiffel Tower (center) and Hotel des Invalides in the foreground as taken from a US Army Air Corps aircraft, Paris, France, 1927.
RM2AMHWA6–A number of Tuskegee Airmen (the first black military aviators in the U.S. Army Air Corps, a precursor of the U.S. Air Force) attending a briefing in Ramitelli, Italy, in March of 1945 during World War II.
RMT950MF–Entitled: 'Air mail. Inauguration of service, Polo Field.' The first scheduled U.S. Air Mail service began on May 15, 1918, using six converted United States Army Air Service Curtiss JN-4HM 'Jenny' biplanes flown by Army pilots under the command of Major Reuben H. Fleet and operating on a route between Washington, D.C. (Washington Polo Grounds) and New York City (Belmont Park) with an intermediate stop in Philadelphia (Bustleton Field).
RMT837C6–A photo album of Army Air Park 18 Inscribed album (30 x 42 x 3 cm) with ca. 235 high-quality images of the German flying corps during the First World War. Triplanes, biplanes and monoplanes of many types (Junkers, Pfalz, Fokker, Albatros, Rumpler etc.). Aerial views of military facilities, aircraft and towns (Paris, Reims, Abbeville, Troussures, St. Antoine, Beauvais, Clermont and many more). Images of groups wearing awards, trench views, airplanes with special painting, markings and other emblems. Also, four top-quality images of German tanks of the 'A7V' type, crashed or , Editorial-Use-Only
RM2J15AGN–Armstrong Whitworth Scimitar. One of four for the Norweigian Army Air Services, September 1935
RM2BW23J4–An American Army Air Corps Flying Fortress winging its way through the banks of clouds , 13,000 feet over Dayton , Ohio. This type of army plane is powered by four engines and is covered at every vulnerable point by gun turrets. 22 July 1937.
RMPKTFHH–London 15th September 2018 UK Army open day to mark annual Saragarhi Commemorations This celebrates an epic battle where 21 Sikh soldiers took a last stand against 10,000 enemy tribesmen in 1897 A sikh family with an army air corp helicopter Credit Ian Davidson/Alamy Live News
RMT73KBE–WWII US Army Air Corps Douglas C-47 Dakota, or Skytrain, transport plane on static display at an outdoor museum in Mobile Alabama, USA.
RM2K18388–A recruitment poster for the United States Army Air Service AKA the 'Air Service', the aerial warfare service component of the United States Army between 1918 and 1926 and a forerunner of the United States Air Force.
RMKH16DF–Aerial view of the Washington Monument, the Commerce Department (center) and the Tidal Basin (upper right background) before construction of the Jefferson Memorial, as taken from a US Army Air Corps aircraft, Washington, DC, 03/12/1932.
RMG68RHX–16 Air Assault Brigade - 3 Army Air Corps, patrol the deserts around the oil fields of North Ramala in a sandstorm.
RM2AMHWAC–A number of Tuskegee Airmen (the first black military aviators in the U.S. Army Air Corps, a precursor of the U.S. Air Force) attending a briefing in Ramitelli, Italy, in March of 1945 during World War II.
RMT950MK–Entitled: 'Air mail. Inauguration of service, Polo Field.' The first scheduled U.S. Air Mail service began on May 15, 1918, using six converted United States Army Air Service Curtiss JN-4HM 'Jenny' biplanes flown by Army pilots under the command of Major Reuben H. Fleet and operating on a route between Washington, D.C. (Washington Polo Grounds) and New York City (Belmont Park) with an intermediate stop in Philadelphia (Bustleton Field).
RMT837CB–A photo album of Army Air Park 18 Inscribed album (30 x 42 x 3 cm) with ca. 235 high-quality images of the German flying corps during the First World War. Triplanes, biplanes and monoplanes of many types (Junkers, Pfalz, Fokker, Albatros, Rumpler etc.). Aerial views of military facilities, aircraft and towns (Paris, Reims, Abbeville, Troussures, St. Antoine, Beauvais, Clermont and many more). Images of groups wearing awards, trench views, airplanes with special painting, markings and other emblems. Also, four top-quality images of German tanks of the 'A7V' type, crashed or , Editorial-Use-Only
RM2EFRAWN–Kawasaki Ki-102 'Randy' heavy fighter captured as a war prize by the United States Army Air Forces following the end of World War II, 1945
RMBCTW2J–Apache Helicopter Army Air Corps Attack British training Wattisham Boeing AH 64D wheat fields low flying low Suffolk Essex shoo
RMPKTFHP–London 15th September 2018 UK Army open day to mark annual Saragarhi Commemorations This celebrates an epic battle where 21 Sikh soldiers took a last stand against 10,000 enemy tribesmen in 1897 An army air corp apache attack helicopter pilot talks to some sikh visitors next to his helicopter Credit Ian Davidson/Alamy Live News
RM2H5TPDC–Stained glass window dedicated to the Army Air Corps. Salisbury Cathedral. Salisbury, Wiltshire, England
RM2K182NN–An aerial photographer with a Graflex Model A erial camera, ca. 1917-18. The large leather covered wood bodied camera was one of the pioneering aerial cameras, widely used by the US Army Air Corps. Fired by a pistol type trigger, the focal plane shutter fired as the two protective shutter blinds at the front of the camera opened. A 4x5' format with a Graflex back meant standard double sided plate holders could be used as well as a 12 plate 'bag mag' magazine.
RMBD4472–The tail of a British Army Air Corps helicopter. The helicopter is camouflaged in grey and green.
RMK74T1D–US Army Air Corps Capt Clark Gable broadcasts to America from England to urge the purchase of War Bonds in support of the 3rd War Loan Drive program, England, 1943.
RMG695MJ–Lynx Mark 9 helicopter.. A Lynx Mark 9 helicopter landing in front of a Gazelle helicopter, 3 Regiment Army Air Corps.
RMKA884J–RAF Aldergrove, Northern Ireland. 25/09/2017 - British Army Air Corp Aérospatiale Gazelle about to take off.
RMT966K0–War production workers at the Heil Company making gasoline trailer tanks for the U.S. Army Air Corps, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Mrs. Angeline Kwint, age 45, an ex-housewife, checking the tires of trailers. Her husband and son are in the U.S. Army. Although the image of 'Rosie the Riveter' reflected the industrial work of welders and riveters, the majority of working women filled non-factory positions in every sector of the economy. Photographed by Howard R. Hollem, 1943.
RMT837CJ–A photo album of Army Air Park 18 Inscribed album (30 x 42 x 3 cm) with ca. 235 high-quality images of the German flying corps during the First World War. Triplanes, biplanes and monoplanes of many types (Junkers, Pfalz, Fokker, Albatros, Rumpler etc.). Aerial views of military facilities, aircraft and towns (Paris, Reims, Abbeville, Troussures, St. Antoine, Beauvais, Clermont and many more). Images of groups wearing awards, trench views, airplanes with special painting, markings and other emblems. Also, four top-quality images of German tanks of the 'A7V' type, crashed or , Editorial-Use-Only
RME984B3–1940s World War II shoulder patch worn by the American 9th United States Army Air Forces USAAF
RM2A879X7–A train of six bombs from United States Army Air forces planes drops on the base of Mandang on the north coast of New Guinea held by the Japanese. During this raid more than thirty-eight tons of bombs were dropped on the airdrome and other vital objectives. 1943
RMBCT789–Apache Helicopter Army Air Corps Attack British training Wattisham Boeing AH 64D wheat fields low flying low Suffolk Essex shoo
RFW6HBBY–A AgustaWestland Apache attack helicopter of the Army Air Corps in front of a big explosion.
RFHRT7TM–Army Air Corps solo display Apache taxiing in after a demonstration to the media at Wattisham.
RMK74T28–Capt Clark Gable, American actor and US Army Air Corps gunner with the 351st Bomb Group based in England, flew five missions over German-occupied targets in Europe, England, 1943.
RMG6KT01–The Prince of Wales, Colonel in Chief of the Army Air Corps, after unveiling a plaque during his visit to the training section at the Regiment's base at Middle Wallop, Wiltshire.
RMFKNH4Y–Army Air Corp apache helicopter from RAF Wattisham over Woodbridge airfield training area, Rendlesham, Suffolk, UK.
RMT9527G–Entitled: 'Probably the smallest plane in the world.' Built by Edward Allen of Washington, D.C., who was formerly test pilot for Army Air Service during the world war. Plane is equipped with 9 horsepower motorcycle engine and weighs only 205 pounds, with wing spread of 27 feet Mr. Allen, in cockpit, flies it often and recently attained height of 1800 ft. capable of making 63 mph. Photographed by Harris & Ewing, 1924.
RM2K36P83–A vintage photograph of three Naafi girls working at the The Navy, Army and Air Force Institutes (NAAFI) canteen at Catterick, UK. The lady on the left was Miss Rosamund Waters from Whitby Yorkshire area, other unknown. The modern NAAFI organisation was formed in 1921 By April 1944 it has 7,000 canteens and employed 96,000 as well as controlling ENSA the forces entertainment group.
RMT837C7–A photo album of Army Air Park 18 Inscribed album (30 x 42 x 3 cm) with ca. 235 high-quality images of the German flying corps during the First World War. Triplanes, biplanes and monoplanes of many types (Junkers, Pfalz, Fokker, Albatros, Rumpler etc.). Aerial views of military facilities, aircraft and towns (Paris, Reims, Abbeville, Troussures, St. Antoine, Beauvais, Clermont and many more). Images of groups wearing awards, trench views, airplanes with special painting, markings and other emblems. Also, four top-quality images of German tanks of the 'A7V' type, crashed or , Editorial-Use-Only
RMF9MC84–Westland Lynx AH7 operated by the Army Air Corps at Abingdon Airfield, Oxfordshire, UK during the Air & Country Show
RM2A836CD–A train of bombs drops from United States Army Air Forces plane on territory in the Aleutians held by the Japanese. Circa 1943
RMFFGWEG–Despite being one of the Army Air Corps' best known and most versatile airplanes during the 1930s, the O-38 has been overshadowed by the more sensational exploits of fighters and bombers. With a cruising speed of only 128 mph, it was obsolete by the end of the 1930s, but some O-38s remained in service at the time of Pearl Harbor in 1941.
RM2BW3HKR–The National Geographical Society with the US Army Air Corps who have developed the stratosphere balloon , Explorer II , with its parachute . 21 June 1935
RF2B088NB–The beautiful Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress 'Sally B' heavy bomber developed in the 1930s for the United States Army Air Corps (USAAC).
RFHRT7TB–Army Air Corps solo display Apache taxiing out prior to a demonstration given to the media at Wattisham.
RM2G1YBE6–Group of Women's Auxiliary Ferrying Squadron (WAFS) pilots examining a navigational chart on the tarmac at New Castle Army Air Base. They are, from left to right, Gertrude Meserve, Catherine Slocum, WAFS Director Nancy Harkness Love, Adela Scharr and Barbara Towne, Wilmington, DE, 10/1/1942. (Photo by Ralph Morgan/United States Army Air Force/RBM Vintage Images)
RMG6AB3P–Mk7 Lynx helicopters from 3 Reg Army Air Cops, 16 Assault Brigade on a combat patrol over Basra, Iraq, loaded with Tow missiles.
RMFK8E08–AgustaWestland Apache attack helicopter operated by the British Army Air Corps over Rendlesham forest Suffolk UK
RMF19KR5–Army Air Corps WAH-64D Apache at RIAT Royal International Air Tattoo RAF Fairford July 2015
RMT837CD–A photo album of Army Air Park 18 Inscribed album (30 x 42 x 3 cm) with ca. 235 high-quality images of the German flying corps during the First World War. Triplanes, biplanes and monoplanes of many types (Junkers, Pfalz, Fokker, Albatros, Rumpler etc.). Aerial views of military facilities, aircraft and towns (Paris, Reims, Abbeville, Troussures, St. Antoine, Beauvais, Clermont and many more). Images of groups wearing awards, trench views, airplanes with special painting, markings and other emblems. Also, four top-quality images of German tanks of the 'A7V' type, crashed or , Editorial-Use-Only
RMF9MC7Y–Westland Lynx AH7 operated by the Army Air Corps at Abingdon Airfield, Oxfordshire, UK during the Air & Country Show
RM2A836CH–A train of bombs drops from United States Army Air forces plane on territory in the Aleutians held by the Japanese. Circa 1943
RMFFGWAE–Bockscar is the name of the United States Army Air Forces B-29 bomber that dropped the 'Fat Man' nuclear weapon over Nagasaki on Aug. 9 1945. The 'Fat Man' was the second atomic weapon used against Japan during World War II. It was assigned to the 393d Bomb Squadron, 509th Composite Group. The name painted on the aircraft after the mission is a pun on 'boxcar' after the name of its aircraft commander, Capt. Frederick C. Bock.
RM2BWFNA2–The American World Flight The army air service round the world flight started from Santa Monica , California Map of propsed US Army air flight round the world 17 March 1924
RF2B088N6–The beautiful Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress 'Sally B' heavy bomber developed in the 1930s for the United States Army Air Corps (USAAC).
RFM8W76T–A Westland Lynx AH.7 helicopter of the British Army Air Corps (AAC) performs at the Airbourne airshow at Eastbourne, England on August 11, 2012.
RFHRT7T3–Static Apache on display during a demonstration given by the Army Air Corps to the press at Wattisham Airfield in Suffolk.
RME1XBN0–Members of 679 squadron, Army air corps, on parade during the 70th anniversary of D-day celebrations, Portsmouth, England.
RMG69K9N–A Mark 7 Lynx helicopter from 3 Reg Army Air Corps, 16 Air Assault Brigade on a combat patrol, carrying TOW missiles, flies over a destroyed Iraqi T55 tank, south of Al Qurnah.
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