AEA White Wing

Where planes soar through the sky it seems, There once was a bird so grand, The White Wing, a marvel on the land. It stood tall, like a noble carriage, Its wings adorned with ailerons, Controlled by a harness, like magic wands. Took to the skies, his heart a wave, On May 18th, he took flight, And soared through the heavens, oh what a sight! Became the first Army officer, so bold, He flew the White Wing on that fateful day, Adding his name to aviation's display. Took the White Wing to a higher place, A flight of 1,017 feet he did achieve, A record that made all believe. The White Wing crashed, its wings did fail, John McCurdy, in a landing attempt, Brought an end to this aircraft's attempt. Its legacy lives on, forevermore, A symbol of dreams and innovation, In the world of aviation. Random page: LeCroy Corporation