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Standing from left to right are: Captain w:Fredrick B. Hennessy, Lieutenant w:Henry Harley Arnold (1886–1950), Lieutenant w:Roy Carrington Kirtland (1874-1941), Captain w:Frank N. Kennedy, Lieutenant w:Samuel H. McLeary (1881–1924), Lieutenant w:Harold Geiger (1884-1927). Sitting from left to right are: Lieutenant w:Lewis C. Rockwell (1884-1912),^[1] and Lieutenant w:Thomas DeWitt Milling (1887–1960). Image taken at w:College Park, Maryland in 1911.

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↑ (September 28, 1912). "Short Fall Kills Two. Aviators Drop 30 Feet. Rockwell and Scott Army Men. Ray Morris Badly Hurt in New Haven Fall. Hempstead Accident Fatal to Longstaff". w:The New York Times. "Lieut. Louis C. Rockwell, 10th Infantry, and Corp Frank Scott of the Army Aviation School at College Park are dead as the result of an aeroplane accident there this afternoon shortly before 6 o'clock. ..."^{[dead link]}

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Image title	(Left to right) Capt. Frederick Hennessy, Lt. Henry Arnold, Lt. Roy Kirtland, Capt. Frank Kennedy, Lt. Samuel McLeary, Lt. Harold Geiger, Lt. Thomas Milling and Lt. Louis Rockwell at College Park, Md., in 1911. Lieutenants Arnold and Milling were the first to qualify as military aviators, along with Capt. Charles Chandler
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File change date and time	13:11, 14 September 2007
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Date and time of digitizing	08:11, 14 September 2007
Date metadata was last modified	08:11, 14 September 2007

[1] (September 28, 1912). "Short Fall Kills Two. Aviators Drop 30 Feet. Rockwell and Scott Army Men. Ray Morris Badly Hurt in New Haven Fall. Hempstead Accident Fatal to Longstaff". w:The New York Times. "Lieut. Louis C. Rockwell, 10th Infantry, and Corp Frank Scott of the Army Aviation School at College Park are dead as the result of an aeroplane accident there this afternoon shortly before 6 o'clock. ..."^{[dead link]}

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