Title	Small airplane used for gunnery practice at Fort Benning, Georgia. The plane is being radio-controlled by soldier in center of photograph, while four other soldiers on right observe. 1940s?
Identifier	AJCP551-06q
Date of original	1940
Decade	1940s
Creator	Atlanta Journal
Contributors	Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Description	Photographic print formerly pasted down in an album -- remnants of the adhesive are still visible on the verso. Verso of print inscribed: Cut-line -- The tiny ship skims overhead, at 140 m.p.h. It makes the ideal target for aerial gunnery, since it moves so fast and maneuvers like a full size plane." Inscription "Robot Plane" is crossed out. "Wilder -- Columbus Push-button Plane" is circled; "#2" is below the circle. In a different hand at bottom of print verso: "Photo B Page 20 April 21 Atlanta Journal."
Subject	Bombing and gunnery ranges Drone aircraft Military bases Soldiers Military education
Subject (names)	Infantry School (U.S.) United States. Army
Location depicted	Fort Benning (Ga.) Chattahoochee County (Ga.)
Collection	Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographic Archive
Curatorial area	Photographic Collections
Digital publisher	Georgia State University Library
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Citation	AJCP551-06q, Atlanta Journal Constitution Photographic Archives. Special Collections and Archives, Georgia State University Library.
Source format	Photographic prints
Format	image/jp2
Type	Image