The concept of ship-borne aircraft in the U.S. Navy began on November 14, 1910, when Eugene Ely took off from an 83-foot downward-slanted flight deck which had been built on the bow of the light cruiser USS Birmingham.
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Lake Michigan's Aircraft Carriers (IL)
by Paul M. Somers
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November 10, 2003
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Arcadia Publishing (SC),
Arcadia
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English
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128
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Lake Michigan's Aircraft Carriers (IL)
November 10, 2003, Arcadia Publishing (SC), Arcadia
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"The concept of ship-borne aircraft in the U.S. Navy began on November 14, 1910, when Eugene Ely took off from an 83-foot downward-slanted flight deck which had been built on the bow of the light cruiser USS Birmingham."
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