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9 de nov. de 2018 · Lamont Library. 1 Harvard Yard. Cambridge, MA 02138. See All Hours. Directions to Lamont Library. The youngest son of President Theodore Roosevelt, Quentin Roosevelt (1897-1918), interrupted his undergraduate studies at Harvard to serve in the First World War. Less than a year after he arrived in France, his plane was shot down by enemy fire.
13 de may. de 2024 · That was Quentin Roosevelt, WWI aviator, son of Teddy Roosevelt. Only two former US Presidents served as military aviators: Bush 41 and Bush 43. The tragic story of Quentin Roosevelt, lost in WWI aerial combat. Quentin was a skilled fighter pilot, gaining a confirmed kill before his untimely death.
Quentin era il figlio minore di Theodore Roosevelt, e della sua seconda moglie, Edith Roosevelt. Aveva solo quattro anni quando suo padre divenne presidente, ed è cresciuto alla Casa Bianca. Di gran lunga il favorito di tutti i figli del presidente Roosevelt, Quentin era anche il più vivace. [ senza fonte]
On July 14, Theodore Roosevelt's youngest son, Quentin, an AEF pilot, was shot down and killed. All four of Roosevelt's sons served in World War One, but only Quentin was killed in action. In this letter, noted author Rudyard Kipling, whose own son had perished in the war, attempts to console Theodore Roosevelt.
13 de jul. de 2017 · Quentin Roosevelt, aviateur. Avril 1917, lorsque les États-Unis entrent en guerre, Quentin alors étudiant à Harvard, notifie à ses parents son intention de s’engager dans l’armée et son ...
14 de jul. de 2018 · German propaganda photograph of Quentin Roosevelt's body beside his Nieuport 28 C1 aircraft after it was shot down over Chamery, France, July 14, 1918. Credit: National Air and Space Museum Archives, NASM-9A13640. Handwritten notes by Oke Sieurin, mechanic, on the back of his photograph of the body of Quentin Roosevelt.
18 de jul. de 2017 · Yet, Roosevelt’s conception of war rested on dated ideals of 19th-century warfare: all horseback and chivalry rather than the mechanized grinder of WWI’s “total war.” However, he also doted on his children and loved them deeply. He would illustrate letters to them and thought of them often. For Roosevelt, Quentin’s loss hurt deeply.
