
A crowd gathered at Brant Point to see the first landing of aircraft, two seaplanes. 17 April 1918. (Nantucket Historical Association, image number 4286). Flickr: Brant Point Seaplanes, 1918, originally uploaded by nha.library.

A crowd gathered at Brant Point to see the first landing of aircraft, two seaplanes. 17 April 1918. (Nantucket Historical Association, image number 4286). Flickr: Brant Point Seaplanes, 1918, originally uploaded by nha.library.
ukwarcabinet: General Macfarlane reports from Russia. Under present climatic conditions "Red Army is definitely superior" to Germans http://t.co/C71pkzE3
ukwarcabinet: Dominions Office reports on NZ: Pearl Harbour caused man in the street here "to feel the war in the pit of his stomach" http://t.co/ncJftCFw
ukwarcabinet: Chiefs of Staff: About 1,000 prisoners taken in German capture of Benghazi. UK forces now holding line SE from Gazala http://t.co/cEqnLtEH
IWM_Centenary: Lt David Scott enlisted 1914,suffered from shell-shock,recovered & served til his death 1917.His photo in Faces of #WWI http://t.co/mPJi6QHM
ukwarcabinet: Chiefs of Staff: UK forces in Burma have withdrawn from Moulmein owing to strong enemy pressure after inflicting considerable casualtiesSurface observations (METAR) & forecasts (TAF) for Port George VI Airfield:
Surface observations (METAR) & forecasts (TAF) for Malton Airport: