• Leslie P. Arnold, a man, poses for a portrait in a U.S. Army Air Service uniform.
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    n 1924 the Chicago, piloted by Lt. Leslie Arnold  (above) and Lt. Lowell Smith, was one of two U.S. Army Air Service airplanes to complete the first round-the-world flight, a journey that lasted 175 days.

  • Leslie P. Arnold, a man, poses for a portrait in a U.S. Army Air Service uniform.

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