Thijs Postma - Poster - De Havilland DH.9 Over Railroad Tracks Ground This aircraft could be produced

This aircraft could be produced with different wings for a wide range of duties

almost flies out of your t-shirt

These planes were stored on the island and hastily assembled when the war came in 1940

It could also carry up to 2 passengers

Ike Kepford of the VF-17 Squadron who was flying this plane on the Gilbert Islands

Thijs Postma - Poster - De Havilland DH.9 Over Railroad Tracks Ground This aircraft could be producedAn historical image of De Havilland DH. 9 flying along the railroad tracks. The DH. 9s were used by KLM to fly from Amsterdam to London in the 1920s in about 2 hours. In 1920 KLM bought its own aircraft. These DH. 9s were modified bombers, with passengers sitting in the open air. This reproduction is the month of August of the Pioneers of Flight Calendar.