Activitatea unui pionier al aripilor românești, pilotul Nicolae Tănase, participant la războiul pentru întregirea neamului, reflectată în patrimoniul Muzeul de Istorie al R.S. România
The activity of a Romanian wings pioneer, the pilot Nicolae Tanase, a participant in the war for the enslavement of the nation, reflected in the patrimony of the Historical Museum of R.S. Romania

Summary/Abstract: The heritage of the Roman History Museum of Romania was enriched during the year 1979 with many important objects concerning the activity of the pilot Nicolae Tănase, the thirty first pilot of our country. He was born in the town of Ploieşti in 1895; Since the age of 19 he has been attending the Bucharest Flying School, conducted at that time by Captain-Aviator Andrei Popovici. As a result of these courses, Nicolae Tănase also obtained a pilot's license. He also became a flight instructor and among his students may have mentioned Gheorghe Bănciulescu, the first airman in the world to have stolen with prostheses for both feet (following an accident in the Tatra mountains in 1926).

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