File:Standard E-1 USAAC Virginia Avn Msm 21.04.04R edited-2.jpg
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English: Standard E-1 advanced training biplane of the USAAC 1919 built displayed at the Virginia Aviation Museum at Richmond VA in period colours and markings. |
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