Category:John Cyril Porte

**John Cyril Porte**
	British aviator
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Date of birth	26 February 1884; Bandon
Date of death	22 October 1919; Brighton
Manner of death	natural causes;
Cause of death	tuberculosis;
Place of burial	West Norwood Cemetery;
Country of citizenship	Republic of Ireland;
Occupation	inventor; aircraft pilot;
Award received	Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George; Fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society;
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English: John Cyril Porte CMG, FRAeS, Royal Navy (26 February 1884 – 22 October 1919) was a flying boat pioneer associated with the World War I Seaplane Experimental Station at Felixstowe.

Media in category "John Cyril Porte"

The following 16 files are in this category, out of 16 total.

Aero and Hydro cover 14 March 1914.jpg 480 × 632; 91 KB
Glenn Curtiss & John Porte.jpg 1,211 × 857; 140 KB
Glenn Curtiss (19481774416).jpg 825 × 1,000; 158 KB
John Cyril Porte 1914.jpg 1,463 × 2,624; 617 KB
John Cyril Porte 1914.png 298 × 563; 113 KB
John Cyril Porte and George Eustace Amyot Hallett (June 1914).jpg 5,767 × 4,203; 3.93 MB
John Cyril Porte and the Wanamaker seaplane.jpg 1,024 × 752; 162 KB
Lieut. Porte & Cabin of Transatlantic flyer LCCN2014696370.jpg 5,772 × 4,241; 2.33 MB
Moving Picture World cutting 25 July 1914.jpg 1,083 × 776; 130 KB
Porte & Halle (i.e., Hallett) LCCN2014696378.jpg 5,767 × 4,203; 2.95 MB
Porte & Hallett on "America" LCCN2014696393.jpg 5,792 × 4,272; 2.88 MB
Porte & Hallett on "America".jpg 1,024 × 745; 127 KB
Porte - Hallett - Curtiss - Miss Masson - at "America" launch LCCN2014696381.jpg 5,747 × 4,210; 3.38 MB
Porte - Hallett - Curtiss - Miss Masson - at launch of "America" LCCN2014696382.jpg 5,778 × 4,197; 3.36 MB
Porte 5051563150 fdc3e593a4 o.jpg 1,024 × 769; 71 KB
Porte and Glenn Curtiss 5126120684 3472e7cc65 o.jpg 748 × 1,024; 112 KB