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Aviators: Quentin Roosevelt – He died fightingBy Michele May | Aviation History | one comment | Print This Post | Email This Post Edith ordered a memorial fountain constructed at Chamery. She also placed a marble slab over her son’s grave engraved with her favorite quote from poet Percy Shelley’s “Adonais”: Subscribe Today
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One Comment to “Aviators: Quentin Roosevelt – He died fighting”
I have a post card sent to my grandmother by her son, alieutenant in the army during WW I. A picture on this post card purports to be Lt. Roosevelt’s aircraft which had just been shot down alongside of Lt. Roosevelts body. Supposedly taken by a german photographer. I appears to be authentic and I have no desire to sell it nor am I interested in it’s worth. Just making a comment and asking about your opinion of it’s authenticity. I’m sure there were many just like it at the time. dw
By douglas wood on Dec 11, 2008 at 3:14 pm