View of an instructor from the cadet's seat in a Curtis JN-4 training aircraft in flight. Pilot cadets flew from the first seat in the plane, while the instructor, who sat behind, had a similar set of controls in case he had to take over. Generally, the instructor tried to shout instructions over the roar of the engine.
What Greets the Eye When You Look Back at the Pilot
Painted by Francis Hans Johnston
Beaverbrook Collection of War Art
CWM 19710261-0288
Canada and the First World War
