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<ul><li><b>Scope and content:</b>  Original Caption: Princeton Student Bird Warriors in training.  Princeton University is taking up the war question as earnestly as any other similar institution in the country.  In fact Princeton was converted largely into a war school and 9/10 of its students were in training for some manner of war service.  The Princeton Aviation School had a membership of nearly 100 and was under the instruction of a corps of expert military aviators, several of whom have seen service in the European fracas.  Photo shows the faculty of the Princeton Aviation School.  Left to right they are:  Lt.  E.R. Kenneson, chief instructor; James Barnes, Pres. of the school, (later Major Sig. R.C.); Marshall F. Mills, director; Lt. H.P. Culver, U.S.A., instructor; and Frank Stanton, veteran of the Gallipolli campaign, who was also an instructor at the school.  1917.</li></ul><p>Date Taken: 1917
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Photographer: Central News Photo Service</div>
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