MAKE A MEME View Large Image View of a crashed Dayton-Wright DH-4 observation aircraft of the 278th Aero Squadron in Toul, France, flown by 1st Lt. Jerry T. Illich of Los Angeles, California, and a man named James. The plane crash cost the U.S. government $10,000. ...
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Keywords: aviation aircraft airplane biplane military aviation militaryaviation 278th aero squadron 278thaerosquadron 278th a.s. 278thas de havilland dh.4 dehavillanddh4 dh.4 dh4 the great war thegreatwar great war greatwar world war i worldwari world war one worldwarone the first world war thefirstworldwar wwi ww1 plane crash planecrash View of a crashed Dayton-Wright DH-4 observation aircraft of the 278th Aero Squadron in Toul, France, flown by 1st Lt. Jerry T. Illich of Los Angeles, California, and a man named James. The plane crash cost the U.S. government $10,000. Jerry Illich is seen at right leaning over looking at the crash he survived (circa 1918) [Photograph taken or collected by Henry L. Graves]. --From Henry L. Graves Papers, WWI 55, Military Collection, State Archives of North Carolina View of a crashed Dayton-Wright DH-4 observation aircraft of the 278th Aero Squadron in Toul, France, flown by 1st Lt. Jerry T. Illich of Los Angeles, California, and a man named James. The plane crash cost the U.S. government $10,000. Jerry Illich is seen at right leaning over looking at the crash he survived (circa 1918) [Photograph taken or collected by Henry L. Graves]. --From Henry L. Graves Papers, WWI 55, Military Collection, State Archives of North Carolina
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