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The Jet as Art

Jeffrey Milstein's photographs turn aviation technology into fine art.

  • By The Editors
  • AirSpaceMag.com, November 18, 2011
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Jeffrey Milstein


"For the historian," writes Boyne, "there is uncanny similarity in layout between the modern jet airliners and the first operational jet fighter, the Messerschmitt Me 262. The historian has to marvel how an instrument of war changed so rapidly into the truest instrument of peace, uniting the people of the world in a manner never before possible."

DHL Cargo Douglas DC-8
4-engine, freighter
Length: 187 feet, 5 inches
Wingspan: 148 feet, 5 inches
Maximum takeoff weight: 350,000 lbs


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