File:XCO-5 and Lt Macready.JPG
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DescriptionXCO-5 and Lt Macready.JPG | XCO-5 and Lt Macready. LT. J.A. MACREADY SET ALTITUDE RECORDS WITH THIS XCO-5 AIRCRAFT. BUILT AT McCOOK FILED IN 1923. |
Date | FILED IN 1923 |
Source | http://www.ascho.wpafb.af.mil/remarkable/PG-73.HTM |
Author | None listed by ASC Historical office / USAF |
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