uildings sprang up almost overnight. It involved considerable work, as it was a two-unit field, and many buildings not originally planned were added. The roar of construction machinery soon startled beings who had long since dominated this realm ofcontentment. Hangar after hangar appeared, while… … ELLINGTON FIELD—1918) (Page 4 field when they arrived. It was the 120th Squadron, in charge of First Lieut. William J. Dunn, Jr. (nowCaptain Dunn). This squadron came from San Antonio, and was composed mostly of mechanics. The men established themselves in barracks which lacked many of the…
Air bases -- Texas -- Houston · Flight training -- Texas -- Houston
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