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第一次民办大战结束后,美国将剩余的教练约以300美元一架廉价出售。一些战后退役和民间的飞行员个人或合伙购买了这些教练机用作空中特技表演或作为短途载运乘客。因此,在20年代中期,美国曾出现了一支被称为“空中杂技团”的队伍。 1923年的一天,当时颇有名气的“盖茨飞行表演队”成员克莱德·潘伯恩驾机降落在蒙特那的一个集市时。发现另外一个同行带领一个作跳伞表演的文静高个子青年也在招揽生意,结果被他借故赶跑了。这个高个子青年就是后来一举成名的“空中斗士”查尔斯A·林白(Charles A·Lindbergh)。
After the first private war ended, the United States sold the remaining coaches for about $ 300 at a bargain. Some post-war decommissioned and private pilots purchased these trainers personally or in partnership for aerial aerobics or as short-haul passengers. Therefore, in the mid-1920s, there was a contingent of troops known as the “Air Acrobatic Troupe” in the United States. One day in 1923, when the famous “Gates Air Show” member Clyde Poonborn landed at a fair in Montana. Another high-profile young man who led a parachute show was also recruited by another colleague. As a result, he was excused. This tall, young man was later named “Air Fighter” Charles A. Lindbergh.