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Description
| Manufacturer: | Navy-Curtiss |
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| Base model: | NC | ||
| Designation: | NC | ||
| Version: | -4 | ||
| Designation System: | Various US Military | ||
| Designation Period: | 1909-1919 | ||
| Basic role: | Undesignated Aircraft | ||
Specifications
| Not Yet Available |
Known serial numbers
Examples of this type may be found at
| Museum | City | State |
| National Museum of Naval Aviation | NAS Pensacola | Florida |
Recent comments by our visitors
| Della , ON | I dont actually have a comment about the plane but am trying to locate any information about Fred C. Copp. 11/29/2011 @ 14:41 [ref: 50755] |
| Steve Buczko Salem, MA | Hello, I am researching early aviation navigation and would like to contact the individual that left a message on your site stating, "I have the byrd sextant used on the NC-4 flights...send e -mail for pics. 08/27/2008 @ 15:05 [ref: 22563]." Could you please forward this individuals contact info or send this email to him for me. My email address is nsbuczko@verizon.net. Thank you, Steve B. 04/27/2009 @ 16:32 [ref: 24129] |
| Russ , CA | I have the byrd sextant used on the NC-4 flights two navy part numbers away from one in the smithsoian and I want to
sell it. send e -mail for pics. 08/27/2008 @ 15:05 [ref: 22563] |
| Don Penhollow , MI | I have a piece of one of the pistons from the NC-4. I have no doubts of its authencity. It was given to me about 50 years ago by a friend of my father, Fred C. Copp. Fred was around 70 at that time and wrote on an identification tag placed on the section of piston. He wrote that it was given to him by W.E. White a secret service agent friend of his. I would like to sell it. 03/02/2006 @ 09:45 [ref: 12677] |
| Don Penhollow , MI | I have a piece of one of the pistons from the NC-4. I have no doubts of its authencity. It was given to me about 50 years ago by a friend of my father, Fred C. Copp. Fred was around 70 at that time and wrote on an identification tag placed on the section of piston. He wrote that it was given to him by W.E. White a secret service agent friend of his. 03/02/2006 @ 09:43 [ref: 12676] |
| Edwin L. Kesler 4405 Roundhill Road, Alexandria, VA | Gentlemen: I have been frustrated trying to get through your endless loop telephone system to talk to your Curator about family artifacts related to the NC-4.
My father, Clarence I. Kesler #1023792, A.C.M.M., USN was a crew member on the NC-1,later becoming Naval Aviation Pilot Number 21. He was present at the 50th Anniversary Celebration on the Mall in Washington in 1969. As a result of his participation in the Great Flight, we have several items that could possibly put some more meat on the bones of a diplay concerning the flight. If you are interested, I would appreciate your contacting me with information about by-passing your very Non-User-Friendly telephone system. My Telephone: (703) 971-6941 04/22/2004 @ 16:34 [ref: 7264] |
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