File:Taiwan students aircraft 1917.jpg

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中文(臺灣):大日本帝國陸軍耐熱飛行隊在臺灣進行試驗飛行,並於其中一站讓小學生實際參觀來臺的陸軍飛行機。(出自臺灣日日寫真畫報)
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Source courtesy of 盧冠全
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