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Tucson, Arizona
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Although humans have remained relatively close to Earth in the century since they learned to fly, their ability to send machines into space has opened a window into the workings and origins of the universe itself...
In the 1940s, Davis-Monthan was a training site where pilots and their crews learned to fly bombers. And in the early years of the fledgling Tucson Municipal Airport, a small control tower and hangars doubling as terminals served the city's air travelers.These images and more tell the tale of Tucson's colorful place in aviation history...
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