Curtiss US Mail Carrying Jenny

The Curtiss "Jenny" America's most famous World War I airplane, was developed by combining the best features of the Curtiss "J" and "N" models. A 1915 version, the JN-3, was used in 1916 during Pershing's Punitive Expedition into Mexico. Its poor performance, however, made it unsuited for field operations.
The U.S. Postal Service also used Jennys for airmail service on the route between Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, and New York in 1918. But the planes proved too slow and frail and were replaced by De Havillands DH-4s.

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What people say... Just got a chance to check out the new Jenny and it's a real peach. Those textures and colors look super realistic. The Model T mail truck is a great little add-on that just screams "Fiddlers Green". I like 'em!...CG Chip!! Thabks for the Jenny!! Love It. Ken Thank you for the Jenny. I've so far avoided planes that require a lot of rigging. The Jenny might make me a convert. The artwork is stunning. I can't wait to see it on display. David Okay - now everything downloaded. Nice detailing: The paint has been worn off on the vertical stablizer in a couple of places. And the mud stains and exhaust stains on the fuselage are great. Gotta love the b&w version. Be your own barnstomer! Great job! ymp, John