Edward Stinson (English Wikipedia)

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Collins, James: Test Pilot, eBook, December 8, 2010 [eBook #34589], updated January 25, 2021, Project Gutenberg, retrieved May 8, 2024

"Eddie Stinson Dies After Plane Crash. 'Dean' of American Fliers Hit a Flagpole in Chicago in Craft He Was Testing. Had 16,000 Flying-Hours. He First Flew in 1911. Made a Notable War Record. Twice Held Endurance Marks". The New York Times. January 26, 1932. Edward A. Stinson, 38 years old, dean of American aviation pilots and chief civilian instructor of army pilots during the World War, died here early today from injuries received last evening when a plane which he was testing in the dusk struck a tall flagpole in Jackson Park and crashed to the ground. ...