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The GAAC Dot to Dot
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Copyright © Robert Spencer & Michael Musgrove 1997 |
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| Curtiss JN-4D - Jenny The Jenny was America's most popular aircraft of the early 1920s. Its short exhaust pipes spat fumes and oil in the pilots face and on some occasions even ignited the planes fabric covering. As in many aircraft of the day, wing skids were added after wobbly landings on the narrow landing gear frequently ended with one wing dug into the ground. For all its flaws, the Jenny was an important step in aircraft design, even though it was sometimes described as "a bunch of parts flying in formation." Over 10,000 Jennies were produced during and after World War I. |
