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charles lindbergh
He said, "I saw a fleet of fishing boats, ...flew down...& yelled at them, asking if I was on the right road to Ireland"
Trivia about charles lindbergh
About him F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote, "In the spring of '27, something bright and alien flashed across the sky..."
After his public comments were criticized by FDR, he resigned his Air Corps Reserve commission in April 1941
He was the 118th man to fly across the Atlantic Ocean
Issues flew off the newsstand when this pilot was Man of the Year for 1927
He made headlines when he landed at Le Bourget Field, May 21, 1927
1953:"The Spirit of St. Louis"
In 1922 this "Lone Eagle" learned to fly at a Lincoln, Nebraska flying school
In 1949 this aviator who flew the Atlantic solo in 1927 received the Wright Brothers Trophy from the N.A.A.
After his return from Europe in June of 1927, he received a hero's welcome & a ticker tape parade
Feb. 4, 1929:Carrying mail from Miami to Belize, this famed aviator inaugurates air mail service to Central America
San Diego, where the plane "Spirit of St. Louis" was built, named its airport for this man
1954's winner was this man's book "The Spirit of St. Louis"
A dance called the Lindy Hop was associated with this aviation hero of the 1920s
Tasmanian-born Harold Gatty taught navigation to Anne Morrow, the wife of this "Lone Eagle"
This aviator's house in Little Falls, Minn. was the family home when his father served in Congress
He collected $25,000 for flying from New York to Paris in 1927
A. Scott Berg won in 1999 for a bio on this guy who won in 1954 with "The Spirit of St. Louis"
A 1932 federal kidnapping law bears the name of this man whose child was kidnapped in 1932
In 1951, Roosevelt Field, from which he made his famous 1927 flight, closed after 40 years in use
In May 1927 this American aviator became the first man to fly the Atlantic solo
A state park near Little Falls, Minnesota honors this aviator whose boyhood home is now a museum there
He's the American hero seen here(flying the "Spirit of St. Louis")
Anne Spencer Morrow's first date with this man, her future husband, was a flying lesson
In 1929 this American hero married Anne Spencer Morrow, daughter of the U.S. ambassador to Mexico
Eric Stoltz is heard here reading A. Scott Berg's biography of this man
The Who's Who 60, an all-time list in the 60th Edition, incudes this "aviator, b. Detroit, Feb. 4, 1902"
Although this "Lone Eagle" was a civilian, he flew about 50 combat missions towards the end of World War II
This hero who died in 1974 was pestered by disturbed men claiming to be his kidnapped son
Robert Goddard got his first ride in an airplane from this noted aviator who helped him get funding
Before his famous transatlantic flight, this man parachuted out of damaged planes 3 times while delivering mail
6 foot 2, eyes of blue, this pilot was Time's Man of the Year for 1927
In the early 1930s surgeon Alexis Carrel & this American aviator invented a mechanical heart
In 1934 he plugged Bulova "Lone Eagle" watches
On May 21, 1927 this American landed in Paris & was welcomed by a crowd of about 100,000
On May 23, 1927 the New York Times reported that he said, "We (that's my ship and I) took off rather suddenly"
In March 1929 this pilot inaugurated the airmail service between Brownsville, Texas & Mexico
In 1927, Orville Wright, on the left, came face-to-face with this man, famous in the same field as Orville