you can -- winning the war -- wingwarp. tank up oned fuel top, very early stages. in a few minutes, we will go up to the other hangar where we have a curtiss pusher built the same year as this airplane was. you will see the big differences especially when we talk about the ailerangs. the right brothers -- wright brothers were very exact. they were involved with the patent against curtis for his invention, claiming it infringed on their patent. the rights had taken the airplane over to europe in 1908, demonstrated it there, and europeans who had flown before were amazed. war, as world war i began , the startup of the thing, the theirooked upon it as development, very quiet to what had been going on in europe recently. the wright brothers flight -- fight in the courts. the u.s. government bought the right patent for the flying machine for one dollar, and after that, the patent flight for wing warping went away. and then it began from there on in. , it wasticular airplane a tight like this. this is a replica. they could fly coast-to-coast. there was a big contest with

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