Attached is a magazine article about Roland Rohlfs (1892 – 1974), chief test pilot of the Curtiss Engineering Corporation and his Curtiss Wasp triplane, the aircraft he flew at an altitude of 30,000 feet when he set a new speed record (163.1 mph) in 1919.
Curtiss Wasp Tri-plane1919 Curtiss Tri-plane ArticleTri-Plane Advancement 1919Tri Plane Pilot Roland Rohlfs 1919Information Regarding Triplane Advancement Roland Rohlfs 1919Information Regarding Roland Rohlfs
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Curtiss Wasp Tri-plane1919 Curtiss Tri-plane ArticleTri-Plane Advancement 1919Tri Plane Pilot Roland Rohlfs 1919Information Regarding Triplane Advancement Roland Rohlfs 1919Information Regarding Roland Rohlfs