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1912年以前に亡くなった飛行士
航空事故や事件により、多くの著名な人命が失われています。
事故発生時に一緒に飛行していたスポーツ、政治、音楽のグループの一員として死亡した人々は、通常、グループのセクションにのみ記載されますが、個人として記載される場合もあります。
個人
音楽グループまたはアーティスト
政治団体
スポーツチーム
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Further reading
- Gibbs-Smith, Charles H (1966). A Directory and Nomenclature of the First Aeroplanes 1809 to 1909. London: Science Museum (HMSO).
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外部リンク
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