VE-7 Bluebird
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1917 fighter/trainer aircraft family by Lewis & Vought
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Aircraft in hangar of USS Langley (CV-1), in the 1920s (NH 72927)
Airplanes - Types - Front, Vought V.E.7, Airplane. Committee Public Information. Wilbur Wright Aviation Field
Airplanes - Types - Rear, Vought V.E.7, Airplane. Committee Public Information. Wilbur Wright Aviation Field
Airplanes - Types - VE-7 graduate training biplane, manufactured by Lewis & Vought Corp., Long Island City. Equipped with 150 H.P. Hispano-Suiza Engine
Airplanes - Types - Vought Airplane with an 150 H Hispano Suisa Motor
Airplanes - Types - Vought Airplane - Model VE 7 with 150 H Hispano Suisa Motor Designed by Chance M. Vought
Airplanes - Types - Vought Biplane 2-seater training type. Designed by Chance M. Vought
Edwin Aldrin, Sr. standing by an aircraft to take a picture
General Mitchell
General – Aircraft – Historical
Lt com byrd and aircraft
Lt. Com. Byrd and aircraft LCCN2014718206
Lt. Com. Byrd and "Air-Raft" LCCN2014718207
Lt. Com. Byrd and "Air-Raft" LCCN2014718208
Paul King and the Vought VE-7 - GPN-2000-001380
USS Langley (CV-1) and USS Somers (DD-301) underway off San Diego, in 1928 (NH 81279)
VE-7s NAN3-57
VE-7 1922 Navy parade NAN6-47
VOUGHT VE-7 USAF
Vought VE-7 VO-1M SantoDomingo 1922
Vought VE-7 approaching USS Langley (CV-1), in 1922
Vought VE-7 production Long Beach NAN3-57
Vought VE-7 - 1917| Type | Description | Date | Keywords | Notes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| link | Freebase entry@ | Wikidata | |||
| aircraft | A-5661 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5662 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5663 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5664 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5665 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5666 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5667 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5668 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5669 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5670 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5671 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5672 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5673 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5674 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5675 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5676 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5677 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5678 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5679 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5680 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5956 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5957 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5958 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5959 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5960 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5961 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5962 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5963 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5964 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5965 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5966 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5967 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5968 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5969 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5970 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | A-5971 | VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | VE-7F Bluebird | aircraft model, VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | VE-7GF Bluebird | aircraft model, VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | VE-7G Bluebird | aircraft model, United States Navy, VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | VE-7H Bluebird | aircraft model, observation aircraft, VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | VE-7S Bluebird | fighter biplane, aircraft family, VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | VE-8 | aircraft model, land-based fighter biplane, VE-7 Bluebird | Wikidata | ||
| image | Aircraft in hangar of USS Langley (CV-1), in the 1920s (NH 72927) | Wikimedia | |||
| image | Airplanes - Types - Front, Vought V.E.7, Airplane. Committee Public Information. Wilbur Wright Aviation Field | 1918 | Wikimedia | ||
| image | Airplanes - Types - Rear, Vought V.E.7, Airplane. Committee Public Information. Wilbur Wright Aviation Field | 1918 | Wikimedia | ||
| image | Airplanes - Types - VE-7 graduate training biplane, manufactured by Lewis & Vought Corp., Long Island City. Equipped with 150 H.P. Hispano-Suiza Engine | 1918 | Wikimedia | ||
| image | Airplanes - Types - Vought Airplane with an 150 H Hispano Suisa Motor | 1918 | Wikimedia | ||
| image | Airplanes - Types - Vought Airplane - Model VE 7 with 150 H Hispano Suisa Motor Designed by Chance M. Vought | 1918 | Wikimedia | ||
| image | Airplanes - Types - Vought Biplane 2-seater training type. Designed by Chance M. Vought | 1918 | Wikimedia | ||
| image | Edwin Aldrin, Sr. standing by an aircraft to take a picture | 1919 | Wikimedia | ||
| image | General Mitchell | 1920 | Wikimedia | ||
| image | General – Aircraft – Historical | Wikimedia | |||
| image | Lt com byrd and aircraft | Wikimedia | |||
| image | Lt. Com. Byrd and aircraft LCCN2014718206 | 1900 | Wikimedia | ||
| image | "Air-Raft"%20LCCN2014718207.jpg Lt. Com. Byrd and "Air-Raft" LCCN2014718207 | 1900 | Wikimedia | ||
| image | "Air-Raft"%20LCCN2014718208.jpg Lt. Com. Byrd and "Air-Raft" LCCN2014718208 | 1900 | Wikimedia | ||
| image | Paul King and the Vought VE-7 - GPN-2000-001380 | Wikimedia | |||
| image | USS Langley (CV-1) and USS Somers (DD-301) underway off San Diego, in 1928 (NH 81279) | Wikimedia | |||
| image | VE-7s NAN3-57 | Wikimedia | |||
| image | VE-7 1922 Navy parade NAN6-47 | 1922 | Wikimedia | ||
| image | VOUGHT VE-7 USAF | Wikimedia | |||
| image | Vought VE-7 VO-1M SantoDomingo 1922 | Wikimedia | |||
| image | Vought VE-7 approaching USS Langley (CV-1), in 1922 | 1922 | Wikimedia | ||
| image | Vought VE-7 production Long Beach NAN3-57 | Wikimedia | |||
| image | Vought VE-7 - 1917 | 1917 | Wikimedia | ||
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