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He joined the Aviation Section of the Signal Corps in 1915 and
commanded most US air combat units during much of 1918.
Colonel William "Billy" Mitchell
He became Assistant to the Chief of the Air Service and led
battleship bombing trails in 1921.
Colonel William "Billy" Mitchell
The high point of his military career was likely the sinking of the
former German battleship Ostfriesland by the 1st Provisional Air
Brigade under his leadership.
Colonel William "Billy" Mitchell
What lead to Colonel William "Billy" Mitchell eventual court-martial
ordered by President Coolidge?
outspoken advocacy of a separate air force, critical remarks about
the poor quality of the Air Service, and criticism of superiors
He was a pioneer aviator and the first commander of an American
air unit in the field.
Major General Benjamin D. "Benny" Foulois
,He entered the Aviation Section of the Signal Corps in 1907 and
participated in the acceptance tests of the Army's first semirigid
dirigible and it's first airplane, a Wright flyer designated Signal
Corps No. 1, in 1908 and 1909.
Major General Benjamin D. "Benny" Foulois
He completed the organization of the Army's first operational unit,
the 1st Aero Squadron, in 1915.
Major General Benjamin D. "Benny" Foulois
He commanded the 1st Aero Squadron during the Mexican
Punitive Expedition from 1916-1917 (the first deployment of a US
Army air unit to the field).
Major General Benjamin D. "Benny" Foulois
He played a major role in planning and implementing the $640
million aviation program started after the US entered WWI.
Major General Benjamin D. "Benny" Fuolois
,He was promoted to brigadier general and named Chief of the Air
Service for the American Expeditionary Force in 1917, but was
replaced by General Patrick six months later.
Major General Benjamin D. "Benny" Foulois
He became Assistant Chief of the Air Service in 1927 and was
promoted to major general and named Chief of the Air Corps 1931.
Major General Benjamin D. "Benny" Foulois
In 1934, whose reputation was damaged when he agreed that the
Air Corps could fly the US mail and they later proved to be ill-
equipped.
Major General Benjamin D. "Benny" Foulois
He commanded the US Army Air Forces during WWII and is
generally recognized as the father of the modern USAF.
General of the Air Force Henry H. "Hap" Arnold
Under his direction, the US Army Air Forces expanded from 22,000
members and 3,900 aircraft to nearly 2.5 million members and
75,000 aircraft.
General of the Air Force Henry H. "Hap" Arnold
, His career would then go on to parallel the early development of
the US military aviation, spending most of WWI as the highest-
ranking flying officer in Washington, D.C. and winning two Mackay
Trophies for making the most meritorious military flights in 1912 and
1934.
General of the Air Force Henry H. "Hap" Arnold
Congress appointed him the first and only five-star General of the
Air Force in 1949. He was a five-star General of the Army in 1944.
General of the Air Force Henry H. "Hap" Arnold
He was the first Chief of Staff of the USAF and was appointed by
President Harry S. Truman in 1947.
General Carl A. "Tooey" Spaatz
He served in France during WWI and commanded the US Strategic
Air Forces in Europe and was tasked with softening up Hitler's
Fortress Europe during WWII.
General Carl A. "Tooey" Spaatz
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He joined the Aviation Section of the Signal Corps in 1915 and
commanded most US air combat units during much of 1918.
Colonel William "Billy" Mitchell
He became Assistant to the Chief of the Air Service and led
battleship bombing trails in 1921.
Colonel William "Billy" Mitchell
The high point of his military career was likely the sinking of the
former German battleship Ostfriesland by the 1st Provisional Air
Brigade under his leadership.
Colonel William "Billy" Mitchell
What lead to Colonel William "Billy" Mitchell eventual court-martial
ordered by President Coolidge?
outspoken advocacy of a separate air force, critical remarks about
the poor quality of the Air Service, and criticism of superiors
He was a pioneer aviator and the first commander of an American
air unit in the field.
Major General Benjamin D. "Benny" Foulois
,He entered the Aviation Section of the Signal Corps in 1907 and
participated in the acceptance tests of the Army's first semirigid
dirigible and it's first airplane, a Wright flyer designated Signal
Corps No. 1, in 1908 and 1909.
Major General Benjamin D. "Benny" Foulois
He completed the organization of the Army's first operational unit,
the 1st Aero Squadron, in 1915.
Major General Benjamin D. "Benny" Foulois
He commanded the 1st Aero Squadron during the Mexican
Punitive Expedition from 1916-1917 (the first deployment of a US
Army air unit to the field).
Major General Benjamin D. "Benny" Foulois
He played a major role in planning and implementing the $640
million aviation program started after the US entered WWI.
Major General Benjamin D. "Benny" Fuolois
,He was promoted to brigadier general and named Chief of the Air
Service for the American Expeditionary Force in 1917, but was
replaced by General Patrick six months later.
Major General Benjamin D. "Benny" Foulois
He became Assistant Chief of the Air Service in 1927 and was
promoted to major general and named Chief of the Air Corps 1931.
Major General Benjamin D. "Benny" Foulois
In 1934, whose reputation was damaged when he agreed that the
Air Corps could fly the US mail and they later proved to be ill-
equipped.
Major General Benjamin D. "Benny" Foulois
He commanded the US Army Air Forces during WWII and is
generally recognized as the father of the modern USAF.
General of the Air Force Henry H. "Hap" Arnold
Under his direction, the US Army Air Forces expanded from 22,000
members and 3,900 aircraft to nearly 2.5 million members and
75,000 aircraft.
General of the Air Force Henry H. "Hap" Arnold
, His career would then go on to parallel the early development of
the US military aviation, spending most of WWI as the highest-
ranking flying officer in Washington, D.C. and winning two Mackay
Trophies for making the most meritorious military flights in 1912 and
1934.
General of the Air Force Henry H. "Hap" Arnold
Congress appointed him the first and only five-star General of the
Air Force in 1949. He was a five-star General of the Army in 1944.
General of the Air Force Henry H. "Hap" Arnold
He was the first Chief of Staff of the USAF and was appointed by
President Harry S. Truman in 1947.
General Carl A. "Tooey" Spaatz
He served in France during WWI and commanded the US Strategic
Air Forces in Europe and was tasked with softening up Hitler's
Fortress Europe during WWII.
General Carl A. "Tooey" Spaatz
