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Boeing "Kaydet" model airplane, ca. 1934

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The Boeing "Kaydet" was the first completely standardized primary training plane used by both the Army and Navy.
ID Number: 1963.2899.1
Date: Circa 1934
Physical Description: 1 Model, Airplane; balsa wood, paper, paint, metal, wire; 3.75 in.H x 13.75 in.W x 10.5 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 1963.2899.1
Subjects: Aerospace, Transportation, Businesses and Corporations, Innovation and Invention

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