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1914 March 19th. Died at Salisbury Plain while flying a Maurice Farman pusher biplane (70 hp Renault engine). The inexperienced pilot stalled at 350 feet abd dived into the ground.
1914 March 19th. Died at Salisbury Plain while flying a Maurice Farman pusher biplane (70 hp Renault engine). The inexperienced pilot stalled at 350 feet and dived into the ground.


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== See Also ==

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1914 March 19th. Died at Salisbury Plain while flying a Maurice Farman pusher biplane (70 hp Renault engine). The inexperienced pilot stalled at 350 feet and dived into the ground.

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Sources of Information

  • The History of British Aviation 1908-14 by R. Dallas Brett. Published c1930.
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