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United States Navy - Longren L-3 - A-6745

United States Navy - Longren L-3 A-6745. Three L-3s were purchased to test performance of moulded fibre construction. A6745 was later transferred to the United States Army Air Service at McCook Field as P-367 and later scrapped there. Date: circa 1923

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Fibre Mccook Moulded Performance Purchased Scrapped Test Three Transferred 1923


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In this historic photograph, three United States Navy Longren L-3 aircraft, specifically A-6745, are seen lined up on a runway. This image captures a significant moment in aviation history as these planes were among the three L-3s purchased by the Navy in circa 1923 for the express purpose of testing the performance of moulded fibre construction. The innovative use of moulded fibre in aircraft design was a groundbreaking development in the field of aviation, offering lighter weight and increased durability compared to traditional wooden or metal structures. A-6745, identified by its unique registration number, was later transferred to the United States Army Air Service at McCook Field in Dayton, Ohio. There, it was redesignated as P-367. However, its tenure with the Army Air Service was brief, and eventually, P-367 was scrapped. The L-3 series, also known as the "Longren Special," was a family of biplane trainer and utility aircraft designed by William J. Longren. The aircraft in this photograph represent an early iteration of this design, which would later evolve into more advanced models used extensively by the United States military during the 1920s and 1930s. This photograph offers a fascinating glimpse into the early days of military aviation, showcasing the pioneering spirit and technological advancements that shaped the industry. The United States Navy's investment in testing moulded fibre construction with the L-3 series paved the way for future innovations and contributed to the development of more advanced and efficient aircraft.

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