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First Lieutenant '''Mihail Moutousis''' (or Moutoussis, or Montoussis) was one of the first pilots to fly for the Hellenic Air Force.

The Air Force received the first aircraft, 4 Henri Farman's, on [[May 27]], [[1912]]. The aircraft were named Dedalos, Aetos, Gyps, and Ierax by [[Eleftherios Venizelos]]. The arrival of the aircraft allowed the formation of the first Air Force Company. Pilots in the company were the officers Kamperos, [[Mihail Moutousis]], Notaras, and Adamidis.

Operational requirements by the Hellenic Navy led to the creation of the Naval Aviation (Naval Cooperation Air Force). Naval Aviation acquired her first hydroplane in November [[1912]]. First pilot for this new naval weapon was First Lieutenant [[Mihail Moutousis]] who was recalled from the Epirot front. On [[November 17]] [[1912]] the aircraft was officially presented to the Navy, and named '''Nautilos'''.

First training flight took place on [[January 21]] [[1913]] with '''Moutousis''' and '''Ensign Aristidis Moraitis''' flying all the way to the island of [[Tenedos]]. The first operational flight took place on [[January 24]] [[1913]] with the same crew. On that day, the two crew members not only bombarded the Turkish Navy in the Bay of Nagara, they also reported the location of Turkish ships to the commander of the Hellenic Navy located in Moudrou, [[Limnos]]. The mission took 2 hours 20 minutes, and the distance traveled totaled some 180 kilometers. '''This was the first ever combat mission involving naval forces or naval aviation in the world! '''

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 Operational requirements by the Hellenic Navy led to the creation of the Naval Aviation (Naval Cooperation Air Force). Naval Aviation acquired her first hydroplane in November [[1912]]. First pilot for this new naval weapon was First Lieutenant [[Mihail Moutousis]] who was recalled from the Epirot front. On [[November 17]] [[1912]] the aircraft was officially presented to the Navy, and named '''Nautilos'''.
-First training flight took place on [[January 21]] [[1913]] with '''Moutousis''' and '''Ensign Aristidis Moraitis''' flying all the way to the island of [[Tenedos]]. The first operational flight took place on [[January 24]] [[1913]] with the same crew. On that day, the two crew members not only bombarded the Turkish Navy in the Bay of Nagara, they also reported the location of Turkish ships to the commander of the Hellenic Navy located in Moudrou, [[Limnos]]. The mission took 2 hours 20 minutes, and the distance traveled totaled some 180 kilometers. '''This was the first ever combat mission involving naval forces or naval aviation in the world! '''
+First training flight took place on [[January 21]] [[1913]] with '''Moutousis''' and '''Ensign [[Aristides Moraitinis (aviator)|Aristidis Moraitinis]]''' flying all the way to the island of [[Tenedos]]. The first operational flight took place on [[January 24]] [[1913]] with the same crew. On that day, the two crew members not only bombarded the Turkish Navy in the Bay of Nagara, they also reported the location of Turkish ships to the commander of the Hellenic Navy located in Moudros, [[Limnos]]. The mission took 2 hours 20 minutes, and the distance traveled totaled some 180 kilometers. '''This was the first ever combat mission involving naval forces or naval aviation in the world! '''
 ==Read also==

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 First Lieutenant Corp of Engineers '''Mihail Moutousis''' (or Moutoussis, or Montoussis) was one of the first pilots to fly for the [[Hellenic Air Force]].
-The Air Force received their first aircraft, 4 Henri Farman's, on [[May 27]], [[1912]]. The aircraft were named Dedalos, Aetos, Gyps, and Ierax by [[Eleftherios Venizelos]]. The arrival of the aircraft allowed the formation of the first Air Force Company. Pilots in the company were the officers: [[Dimitrios Kamperos]], ''First Lieutenant Artillery''; [[Mihail Moutousis]], ''First Lieutenant Corp of Engineers''; [[Panoutsos Notaras]], Second Lieutenant Cavalry; [[Mihail Adamidis]], ''Second Lieutenant Cavalry''.
+The Air Force received their first aircraft, 4 Henri Farman's, on [[May 27]], [[1912]]. The aircraft were named Dedalos, Aetos, Gyps, and Ierax by [[Eleftherios Venizelos]]. The arrival of the aircraft allowed the formation of the first Air Force Company. Pilots in the company were the officers: [[Dimitrios Kamperos]], ''First Lieutenant Artillery''; [[Mihail Moutousis]], ''First Lieutenant Corp of Engineers''; [[Panoutsos Notaras]], ''Second Lieutenant Cavalry''; [[Mihail Adamidis]], ''Second Lieutenant Cavalry''.
 Operational requirements by the Hellenic Navy led to the creation of the Naval Aviation (Naval Cooperation Air Force). Naval Aviation acquired her first hydroplane in November [[1912]]. First pilot for this new naval weapon was First Lieutenant [[Mihail Moutousis]] who was recalled from the Epirot front. On [[November 17]] [[1912]] the aircraft was officially presented to the Navy, and named '''Nautilos'''.

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 [[Image:Mihail-moutousis.jpg|thumb|150px|left|Mihail Moutousis, one of the first pilots]]
 [[Image:Mihail-moutousis-01.jpg|thumb|200px|First Lieutenant '''Mihail Moutousis''']]
-First Lieutenant '''Mihail Moutousis''' (or Moutoussis, or Montoussis) was one of the first pilots to fly for the [[Hellenic Air Force]].
+First Lieutenant Corp of Engineers '''Mihail Moutousis''' (or Moutoussis, or Montoussis) was one of the first pilots to fly for the [[Hellenic Air Force]].
-The Air Force received their first aircraft, 4 Henri Farman's, on [[May 27]], [[1912]]. The aircraft were named Dedalos, Aetos, Gyps, and Ierax by [[Eleftherios Venizelos]]. The arrival of the aircraft allowed the formation of the first Air Force Company. Pilots in the company were the officers Kamperos, [[Mihail Moutousis]], Notaras, and Adamidis.
+The Air Force received their first aircraft, 4 Henri Farman's, on [[May 27]], [[1912]]. The aircraft were named Dedalos, Aetos, Gyps, and Ierax by [[Eleftherios Venizelos]]. The arrival of the aircraft allowed the formation of the first Air Force Company. Pilots in the company were the officers: [[Dimitrios Kamperos]], ''First Lieutenant Artillery''; [[Mihail Moutousis]], ''First Lieutenant Corp of Engineers''; [[Panoutsos Notaras]], Second Lieutenant Cavalry; [[Mihail Adamidis]], ''Second Lieutenant Cavalry''.
 Operational requirements by the Hellenic Navy led to the creation of the Naval Aviation (Naval Cooperation Air Force). Naval Aviation acquired her first hydroplane in November [[1912]]. First pilot for this new naval weapon was First Lieutenant [[Mihail Moutousis]] who was recalled from the Epirot front. On [[November 17]] [[1912]] the aircraft was officially presented to the Navy, and named '''Nautilos'''.

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	First training flight took place on [[January 21]] [[1913]] with '''Moutousis''' and '''Ensign Aristidis Moraitis''' flying all the way to the island of [[Tenedos]]. The first operational flight took place on [[January 24]] [[1913]] with the same crew. On that day, the two crew members not only bombarded the Turkish Navy in the Bay of Nagara, they also reported the location of Turkish ships to the commander of the Hellenic Navy located in Moudrou, [[Limnos]]. The mission took 2 hours 20 minutes, and the distance traveled totaled some 180 kilometers. '''This was the first ever combat mission involving naval forces or naval aviation in the world! '''		First training flight took place on [[January 21]] [[1913]] with '''Moutousis''' and '''Ensign Aristidis Moraitis''' flying all the way to the island of [[Tenedos]]. The first operational flight took place on [[January 24]] [[1913]] with the same crew. On that day, the two crew members not only bombarded the Turkish Navy in the Bay of Nagara, they also reported the location of Turkish ships to the commander of the Hellenic Navy located in Moudrou, [[Limnos]]. The mission took 2 hours 20 minutes, and the distance traveled totaled some 180 kilometers. '''This was the first ever combat mission involving naval forces or naval aviation in the world! '''
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		+	==Read also==
		+	*[http://www.hellas.org/military/air_force/hafhist.htm History of the Hellenic Air Force]

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 First Lieutenant '''Mihail Moutousis''' (or Moutoussis, or Montoussis) was one of the first pilots to fly for the [[Hellenic Air Force]].
-The Air Force received the first aircraft, 4 Henri Farman's, on [[May 27]], [[1912]]. The aircraft were named Dedalos, Aetos, Gyps, and Ierax by [[Eleftherios Venizelos]]. The arrival of the aircraft allowed the formation of the first Air Force Company. Pilots in the company were the officers Kamperos, [[Mihail Moutousis]], Notaras, and Adamidis.
+The Air Force received their first aircraft, 4 Henri Farman's, on [[May 27]], [[1912]]. The aircraft were named Dedalos, Aetos, Gyps, and Ierax by [[Eleftherios Venizelos]]. The arrival of the aircraft allowed the formation of the first Air Force Company. Pilots in the company were the officers Kamperos, [[Mihail Moutousis]], Notaras, and Adamidis.
 Operational requirements by the Hellenic Navy led to the creation of the Naval Aviation (Naval Cooperation Air Force). Naval Aviation acquired her first hydroplane in November [[1912]]. First pilot for this new naval weapon was First Lieutenant [[Mihail Moutousis]] who was recalled from the Epirot front. On [[November 17]] [[1912]] the aircraft was officially presented to the Navy, and named '''Nautilos'''.