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            B&W was the first aircraft designed and built by William
            Boeing.  Working with Cmdr Conrad Westerveld (USN), Boeing
            based the B&W on the Martin T.A. trainer, most importantly with an
            improved wing and twin-pontoon.  The first flight was made by
            Boeing on 15 June 1916.
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