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A retired Navy F-14 Tomcat fighter jet serves as the backdrop for military and civilian personnel at Defense Logistics Agency Aviation–Jacksonville, Florida, as they celebrated National Aviation Day Aug. 19, 2019. President Franklin Roosevelt proclaimed Aug. 19 as National Aviation Day in 1939 as a way of celebrating the history and development of aviation. The date coincides with the birthday of Dayton, Ohio, native Orville Wright, who – along with his brother Wilbur – is credited with inventing the world's first successful airplane.

A retired Navy F-14 Tomcat fighter jet serves as the backdrop for military and civilian personnel at Defense Logistics Agency Aviation–Jacksonville, Florida, as they celebrated National Aviation Day Aug. 19, 2019. President Franklin Roosevelt proclaimed Aug. 19 as National Aviation Day in 1939 as a way of celebrating the history and development of aviation. The date coincides with the birthday of Dayton, Ohio, native Orville Wright, who – along with his brother Wilbur – is credited with inventing the world's first successful airplane.

A retired Navy F-14 Tomcat fighter jet serves as the backdrop for military and civilian personnel at Defense Logistics Agency Aviation–Jacksonville, Florida, as they celebrated National Aviation Day Aug. 19, 2019. President Franklin Roosevelt proclaimed Aug. 19 as National Aviation Day in 1939 as a way of celebrating the history and development of aviation. The date coincides with the birthday of Dayton, Ohio, native Orville Wright, who – along with his brother Wilbur – is credited with inventing the world's first successful airplane.

A retired Navy F-14 Tomcat fighter jet serves as the backdrop for military and civilian personnel at Defense Logistics Agency Aviation–Jacksonville, Florida, as they celebrated National Aviation Day Aug. 19, 2019. President Franklin Roosevelt proclaimed Aug. 19 as National Aviation Day in 1939 as a way of celebrating the history and development of aviation. The date coincides with the birthday of Dayton, Ohio, native Orville Wright, who – along with his brother Wilbur – is credited with inventing the world's first successful airplane.