US EditionWrecked aircraft deployed in Mine Wars may remain in mountains
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Wrecked aircraft deployed in Mine Wars may remain in mountains
SUMMERSVILLE, W.Va. — Historians in central West Virginia are preparing to commemorate the mysterious site of the crash of a remarkable military aircraft — a wood-winged bi-plane sent to bomb striking miners during the infamous Battle of Blair Mountain in 1921. The plane about which relatively little was publicly known was coincidentally the first U.S. […]
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