Although there were many advances in the development of the
aircraft before the First World War, most progress in the west
came as a result of individuals who hand-built their own aircraft
with few resources. Often, they experimented just enough to
satisfy their own curiosity and fly a few flights before abandoning
the process.
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A laminated lithograph titled
"Burgess-Dunne" and the caption is " Canada's first
military aircraft, flown by Clifford Webster - September
1914.
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