1920s Biplanes Hawaii Need Help With ID Of Two Different Planes For Airmail Research

Thank you in advance for the input
weren't to many biplanes in the islands at this time

There is a barracks just off the airfield with the models ts lined up to view the appearance of these two biplanes

As soon as I have a little more info, I will be able to id the plane taking the pics
The historical aspect maybe that several photos may be the only ones known which is a great thing to contribute to the study groups

I hope the avionics collectors enjoy the image and add to their libraries

My uncle Tommy was a pilot flying the Burma hump bomber jump and first group to bomb Japan since the Doolittle raids he was a great story storehouse and a collector of early air images.

Im bragging on unc after all he was a Major HELLBIRD !

I hope these tighter images are helpful for the id.

A bit more info;
This location is Hilo Hawaii near Mauna Kea; (This photo with 2 planes)
Inventory of existing planes in the islands;
Hilo location
Aug 8 1913
Coast Artillery Corps
1. 1ea Curtiss 8cyl #8 'Pushers"
This location is Fort Kameham Signal Corps Aviation Station
2. 1ea Burgess 'H' #25
3. 1ea Tractor Scout 'G' #21 Float 'Pullers'
1920 Jan 24
4th Naval Observer Squadron Fort Kam
4. 2ea Flying Boats
5. 2ea D H
6. 1ea Curtiss JN-4
1920 May 6
3rd and 21st Balloon Companies (1927) Fort Kam
1922
23rd Bombardment Squadron at Luke Airfield
1924 First Pacific crossing (almost)
1925 Pacific crossing Aug31-Sept10 Navy John Rodgers (crashed)
1927 June 29 1st Non-Stop
7. Fokker C2-3 Wright 220
1927 July 16 1st Non-Stop civilian Smith (crashed but on land)
8. Traveair Monoplane (I'm sure this isn't one as I have the photo showing the actual site of the crash with the plane visible and rescue folks)
1927 Aug 16 "Dole Race' Lots of different makes and models.

I wouldn't know the various profiles of the planes in the photo and wanted to supply a possible listing of the types in the islands at this time period.

Everything I have has a story to discover and share, thanks to all the other collectors contributions which is the value of this great site.

Have to find a certain topic for clubs
This item is 4.3 X 3.4in gold foil
The club was the impetus behind showing a Lockheed product as postage C7.
I do have the letters and files back and forth with the India Gov campaigning for the design and issuance.
This foil is lightweight and hard to handle.

I dont know of any other stamp orgs or clubs that have done so?
May make for a topic?

Enjoy