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27 September 1914. 'China’s German Air Force' . Art by Merv Corning.

26 September 1953. A Supermarine Swift F.4, piloted by Commander Mike Lithgow (20 August 1920 – 22 October 1963), broke the world absolute speed record, reaching a speed of 737.7 mph. Art by Keith Woodcock.

26 September 1914. 'China’s German Air-Force’ by Mervyn Corning. Rumpler Taube flown by Oberleutenant zur Gee Gunther Pluschow.

Unteroffizier Richard Scholl and Leutnant Anderer with their Hannover CLII 'Alidchen'. Both men were posted missing on 25 September 1918 at Mars-sous-Boureg near the river Aisne.

25 September 1909. The Lebaudy République, French semi-rigid airship, crashed after one of the metal propeller blades sheared off its shaft and pierced the envelope, which deflated catastrophically near the Château of Avrilly, killing all four men on board.

24 September 1918. United States Lieutenant David Ingalls claimed his 5th victory with a Sopwith Camel (D9649), destroying a Rumpler C above Saint-Pierre-Cappelle at 17.30, thereby becoming the only US Navy ace of WWI and first USN fighter ace.

23 September 1916. Leutnant d. RMl Fritz Hammer in KDW prototype versus Ilya Muromets. Art by Steve Anderson.

19 September 1946. The Avro 691 Lancastrian, British transport derived from the Lancaster bomber for testing jet and turboprop engines, acted as the world's first jet airliner making three passenger flights carrying press representatives, Ministry officials and other passengers.

17 September 1944. The Netherlands, operation Market Garden began. Allied military operation, fought in the Netherlands and Germany in WWII. It was the largest airborne operation up to that time.

18 March 1916. 16 victory French ace, Lieutenant Jean Chaput in a Nieuport 11 on patrol over Eparges, downed an enemy LVG C two-seater for his econd combat success of the war. Art by Paul Lengelle.