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Titan to fly in Can J. A. D. McCurdy who made his historic flight and hee he stands the world's best fighter-bomber which time time again has struc po(...)
Titan to fly in Can J. A. D. McCurdy who made his historic flight and hee he stands the world's best fighter-bomber which time time again has struc po(...)

Titan to fly in Can J. A. D. McCurdy who made his historic flight and hee he stands the world's best fighter-bomber which time time again has struc po(...)

Date1/14/1943
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  • Titan to fly in Can J. A. D. McCurdy who made his historic flight and hee he stands the world's best fighter-bomber which time time again has struc points in occupied lands and enemy territory. [Incomplete]
  • Titan to fly in Can J. A. D. McCurdy who made his historic flight and hee he stands the world's best fighter-bomber which time time again has struc po(...)
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Original Toronto Star caption: Titan to fly in Can J. A. D. McCurdy who made his historic flight and hee he stands the world's best fighter-bomber which time time again has struc points in occupied lands and enemy territory. [Incomplete]
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    ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
    Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
    Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0066563F
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