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Dorr Field was named after Flying Cadet Stephen H. Dorr, Jr., who was killed in a 17 August 1917 midair collision. Dorr enlisted in the summer of 1917 and was sent to Toronto, Ontario, Canada for training with the British Royal Flying Corps. He met his death in a flying collision

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rdf:type	Military Structure
rdfs:label	Dorr Field
rdfs:comment	Dorr Field was named after Flying Cadet Stephen H. Dorr, Jr., who was killed in a 17 August 1917 midair collision. Dorr enlisted in the summer of 1917 and was sent to Toronto, Ontario, Canada for training with the British Royal Flying Corps. He met his death in a flying collision
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Garrison	Training Section, Air Service Army Air Force Training Command
Built	1917(xsd:integer)
Partof	Army Air Force Training Command
Name	Dorr Field
Type	Army Airfield
Caption	Aerial photograph of Dorr Field, Florida, 1942. Note the World War I layout of buildings and hangars along the top of the photo; the World War II expansion of the facilty into a flight training school in the center. Several World War I hangars remain along with the new hangars built as part of the Emory-Riddle Flight School in the center. The large, grassy flying field remains
Battles	150(xsd:integer)
Condition	G Wood Pierce State Mental Hospital
used	1917(xsd:integer)
controlledby	15(xsd:integer)
Location	DeSoto County, east of Arcadia, Florida
abstract	Dorr Field was named after Flying Cadet Stephen H. Dorr, Jr., who was killed in a 17 August 1917 midair collision. Dorr enlisted in the summer of 1917 and was sent to Toronto, Ontario, Canada for training with the British Royal Flying Corps. He met his death in a flying collision

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