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              <text>Brinckerhoff Flying Service is established</text>
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              <text>Airport manager George Brinckerhof used the three remaining Army Aviation School hangars to store his planes for the Brinckerhoff Flying Service. He taught many people to fly, including University of Maryland students who served during World War Two. </text>
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