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PW-9 and DH-4 on Field
PW-9 and DH-4 on Field 
First FB-5 Configured as a Seaplane
First FB-5 Configured as a Seaplane 
Women Sewing Fabric on Fuselage
Women Sewing Fabric on Fuselage 
Women Prepare to Cover FB-5 Fuselage
Women Prepare to Cover FB-5 Fuselage 
Model 203 at Boeing School of Aeronautics
Model 203 at Boeing School of Aeronautics 
Boeing Model 203 Trainer on Ground
Boeing Model 203 Trainer on Ground 
Boeing NB-1, Model 21 Naval Trainer, Docked at Lake Union
Boeing NB-1, Model 21 Naval Trainer, Docked at Lake Union 
Boeing Model 80-A in Flight
Boeing Model 80-A in Flight 
Assembly of Model 80
Assembly of Model 80 
DH-4 on Ground
DH-4 on Ground 
VNB-1, Model 21 Floatplane Prototype, on Lake Union
VNB-1, Model 21 Floatplane Prototype, on Lake Union 
DH-4 on Tarmac
DH-4 on Tarmac 
Boeing NB-1, Model 21 Trainer, on Lake Union
Boeing NB-1, Model 21 Trainer, on Lake Union 
DH-4Bs Being Remodeled
DH-4Bs Being Remodeled 
Model 80 in Flight
Model 80 in Flight 
Model 64 Experimental Training Plane on the Ground
Model 64 Experimental Training Plane on the Ground 
Fleet of F4Bs in Flight
Fleet of F4Bs in Flight 
Model 80A Above Seattle Waterfront
Model 80A Above Seattle Waterfront 
P-12B Cockpit Lining Model
P-12B Cockpit Lining Model 
Stearman Kaydet PT-17 Primary Trainers built for Peru, Great Britain, China, US Navy, and US Army
Stearman Kaydet PT-17 Primary Trainers built for Peru, Great Britain, China, US Navy, and US Army 
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Model of Boeing PW-9

The Model 15 (PW-9) was the first successful Boeing-designed fighter and established the company as a major American builder of military aircraft. Its internal bracing was arc-welded tubing rather than the spruce and wire used in older biplanes. However, it still had wooden spars and ribs. Boeing also introduced the first oleo shock absorbers for aircraft. It was designated PW-9 (for "pursuit water-cooled design 9) by the Army and designated FB-1 by the Navy. Between 1923 and 1928, Boeing built 157 PW-9/FBs in different versions, as well as 77 derivatives as NBs (Navy training planes). The NBs were 4 feet longer than the PW-9/FBs and powered by either 180- or 200-horsepower engines. Boeing sold five NBs to Peru. 
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Unique identifier BI222285 
Boeing ID 709b 
Type Image 
Size 5058px × 3571px   17MB 
License type RM 
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1920s
airplanes
biplanes
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fighters
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