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Piece of 1920s military aviation history returns to Fort Knox 104 years later - NKyTribune
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Piece of 1920s military aviation history returns to Fort Knox 104 years later - NKyTribune
By Eric Pilgrim Fort Knox News It’s said that the journey is often more rewarding than the destination. For one century-old fragment of laminated wood, the journey began while soaring over the wooded landscape of Central Kentucky on March 7, 1921. Historical records indicate that 2nd Lt. J.T. Lawson and Pvt. Joseph Reade had been practicing tailspins over the newly minted Camp Knox — established 2½ years prior — in a U.S. Army Curtiss JN-6H “Jen…
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