General Hap Arnold, Chief of the American Air command during World War II, wrote in his autobiography years later about Arthur Welsh, "He taught me everything I know, but he knew much more."
Welsh, along with Lt. Hazelhurst, were killed demonstrating the merits of the Wright Model C. aircraft for the U.S. Army at College Park, Md.
The aircraft crashed due to structural failure.
General Hap Arnold, Chief of the American Air command during World War II, wrote in his autobiography years later about Arthur Welsh, "He taught me everything I know, but he knew much more."
Welsh, along with Lt. Hazelhurst, were killed demonstrating the merits of the Wright Model C. aircraft for the U.S. Army at College Park, Md.
The aircraft crashed due to structural failure.
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