| 1913 |
| Mar, 05 | United States Signal Corps,
| The formation of the Army's first aviation squadron was announced by the issuance of Field Order No. 1 from Headquarters, Frst Aero Squadron near Texas City, TX. The organization was provisional and did not last.
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| Mar, 31 | United States Signal Corps,
| Lt. W. C. Sherman riding as a passenger with Lt. T. D. Milling on a nonstop cross-country flight from San Antonio to Texas City, made the first Army aerial map from a plane.
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| Apr, 13 | United States Signal Corps,
| Lt. S. H. McLeary set a Army altitude record of 8,400 ft in a Curtiss plane at San Diego, CA.
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| Apr, 16 |   | Maurice Prevost won the first Schneider Trophy, held ay Moncao.
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| May, 13 |   | The first flight of a four engined aeroplane, the Bolshoi, designed by Igor Sikorsky.
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| May, 28 | United States Signal Corps,
| Lts. T.D. Milling an W.C. Sherman made a two-man duration and distance record of 4 Hrs 22 Mins for 220 miles from Texas City, TX to San Antonio.
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| Sep, 23 |   | Roland Garros made the first flight across the Mediterranean sea, flying a Morane Saulnier monoplane.
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| Nov, 06 | United States Signal Corps,
| Experimental radio and fire control flights were begun at Fort Mills in cooperation with ground coastal defense troops.
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| Dec, 26 | United States Signal Corps,
| Lt. J. C. Carberry and his passenger Lt. W. R. Taliaferro, set an Army altitude record for a pilot and passenger, by reaching 7,800 ft in Signal Corps machine No. 22 at San Diego, CA.
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