1956 - 2019, Celebrating  over 60 Years of Service [click images for enlargements]

AAHS Journal, Vol 65, No 2 Summer 2020 Previous AAHS Journals	AAHS FlightLine, 199 3rd Quarter, 2020 Previous AAHS FlightLines SUBSCRIBE to AAHS FlightLine	CANCELED! AAHS ANNUAL MEETING OCTOBER 2-4 San Carlos, CA
What Is It? Challenge	American Aviation  Historical Society membership	This Day in History:  September 28, 1924 Two Douglas World Cruiser biplanes land back in Seattle after the first (175 day) round-the-world flight. The planes were piloted by Lts. Lowell Smith and Erik Nelson were part of a flight of four that left Seattle April 6 under the command of Maj. Frederick Martin.

The American Aviation Historical Society, organized more than 60 years ago, is dedicated to documenting and sharing information about the people, places, planes and events that comprise American aviation. The Society is a registered 501.3.c non-profit educational organization and welcomes all individuals with an interest in American aviation to its membership.