Archivo: Randolph Field - Taj Mahal building with training aircraft
Description: U.S. Army Air Forces North American T-6 Texan training planes fly over the Taj Mahal building, also known as the Administration Building, at Randolph Airfield, San Antonio, Texas (USA), in 1942. Built in the 1920s, it is today a National Historic Landmark. Original caption: “War birds aloft form a background for Old Glory and the 170-foot tower of the administration building of Randolph Field, Texas. This formation of basic training planes is piloted by flying tutors and closely observed by the aviation cadets who soon will be practicing such aerial maneuvers at advanced or specialized schools.”
Title: Randolph Field - Taj Mahal building with training aircraft
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Author: U.S. Army Air Forces, Washington, D.C.
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