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It was during the Italian-Turkish War (1911 - 12) that aircraft began to play active rolls in support of military operations. This article is remarkable in that it reports that as early as 1912, aircraft was used not merely to aid in the observation of enemy troop movements but also to drop bombs.

"Captain Monte of the Italian army aeroplane corps has achieved the distinction of being the first airman wounded in battle while in the air with his machine."

Also covered in the same article is news concerning the Curtiss Hydro-plane and the first airborne wedding ceremony.

     


The First  Casualty of an Air War (Popular Mechanics, 1912)

The First  Casualty of an Air War (Popular Mechanics, 1912)

The First  Casualty of an Air War (Popular Mechanics, 1912)

 

 

 

 

 

 

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