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In the first World War, aircraft were first introduced to the battlefield. Recognizing the significance, Maj Gen Mason Patrick, Chief of the Air Service, instructed Col Edgar S Gorrell, Assistant Chief of Staff of the Air Service, to gather all information that would "assist in establishing Army aeronautics on a sound basis for the future." Volume titles appear under each series in the browse menu. A table of contents is available on the description page for this publication.
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Source Information
- Publication Number:
- M990
- Publication Title:
- Gorrell's History of the American Expeditionary Forces Air Service, 1917-1919
- Publisher:
- NARA
- National Archives Catalog ID:
- 631392
- National Archives Catalog Title:
- Gorrell
- Record Group:
- 120
- Short Description:
- NARA M990. Historical narratives, reports, photographs, and other records that document administrative, technical, and tactical activities of the Air Service in the American Expeditionary Forces during World War I.
- Roll:
- 0021
- Series:
- E
- Series Description:
- Squadron Histories
- Volume:
- 23
- Volume Description:
- 400th, 462d-470th, 474th, and 480th-500th Aero Squadrons
- Original data from:
The National Archives
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Comments (1)
Pelicanla...
Thank you so very much for making this information available. Neither my Dad, nor my uncle have seen ant of this history. Their Father,(my Grandpa), was killed doing a stunt with some barnstormers in 1927. Dad was 2, his brother 4. Thanks again!