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Wiley Post & Will Rogers Die in Point Barrow Crash
Wiley Hardeman Post first saw an aircraft, a Curtiss-Wright Pusher, in 1913, in Lawton, Oklahoma. Though he was only 15 years ...
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Glenn H. Curtiss Museum: A Look Back at Transportation
In 1911, Curtiss developed the Model D Headless Pusher biplane, in which the engine was behind the pilot. By 1914, this model was obsolete. Looking at this one on display makes you think of a ...