AL JOHNSON'S FLYING SERVICE
The History of Flying in the Northern Miami Valley Prior to 1945
Here are some of the displays currently featured in our museum - click
any picture to view a larger version:
Close-up pictures of interest - click any picture to view a larger
version:
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Aerial view of Al Johnson's Flying Field
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Visitors inspecting Johnson's Harzell F.C. 2 with a Curtiss OX engine at the 1929 Grand Opening of Johnson's Flying Field in Vandalia
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1926 - Mrs. Johnson shatters a bottle of champagne on the nose of the newly developed Johnson Twin 60 Bi-Plane; Al, Orville W, and Col. Deeds observe
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Al Johnson's VE-7 aircraft won the 1924 International Air Races. R - L: Jimmie Johnson (no relation!), Jimmie's sister Helen, Trudy and Al Johnson
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Copied from the 1931 Butler Aviator
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