http://mashable.com/2014/10/11/preparing-for-battle-daring-world-war-i-pilots-said-cheese/?utm_cid=lf-toc

 

A cool collection of in-cockpit pilot photographs, taken during training flights.

 

They're from San Diego, California, and San Antonio, Texas, both before and after WW1.

Those are pretty awesome.  You can certainly see the early love of flight those guys had on their faces. 

Very cool! Thanks for sharing!

This reminds me of the Addison airfield in Texas! Very nice photos.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Great pictures of what looks like an awesome collection.

 

Reminds me a lot of the New England Air Museum:

 

https://www.neam.org/

 

Except, they don't have a HA-1112!

One of these days I'll go to England and play tourist.

Here's a cockpit camera shot from, ummm........Today!

 

S!

 

Awesome! What plane you flying?

Great pic Lee!  Is that the Tiger Moth?

N2S Stearman. When I get back home this weekend, I'll post a picture of the plane.

Very cool!

As promised.   Although a World War II trainer, the Stearman performs like a World War I aircraft.  Cruise is 85 mph.  Sticking you arms fully out into the slipstream makes you wonder how the gunners back in the day ever hit anything.

 

 

I can tell you had a really fun day of it.

This makes me want to have to start taking photos when I go fly haha

Wow! Such a wonderful airplane. Really makes me wanna get a pilot's license.