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1927 "Elinor Smith, 16, who will use the Waco plane beside which she is standing in an attempt to set a new altitude record for women. She will also act as co-pilot for George A. Weis, who will take up a Stinson-Detroiter in a new flight endurance attempt." Smith was nicknamed "The Flying Flapper of Freeport."
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c. 1930 Maryse Hilsz (1901-1946), French aviator. Hilsz gained a reputation for flights of endurance. Together with Amelia Earhart, in 1933 she was awarded joint "Woman of the Year" by the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale. During WWII she was a member of the French Resistance.
c. 1930 Maryse Bastiè (1898-1952) and Gilda de Bankford. Bastié's fascination with flight began when she married a WWI pilot. Her husband died in a plane crash in 1926. She supported herself through aerial acrobatics, later buying her own plane. She rose to the rank of Captain in the French Air Force, and was herself killed in an air crash.
July 4, 1933 "Amelia Earhart, first lady of aviation, is shown immediately after she landed her Lockheed Vega plane at the Los Angeles Municipal Airport, July 2, after completing a transcontinental flight from the East. Miss Earhart failed to qualify, due to delays encountered on her flight. She said it was the most hazardous trip she had ever made. The crowd gave her a tremendous ovation as she brought her ship to the ground, during the second day's events of the National Air Races."
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Mar. 6, 1969 Apollo 9 Command/Service Modules (CSM), nicknamed "Gumdrop," and Lunar Module (LM), nicknamed "Spider," are shown docked together as Command Module Pilot David R. Scott stands in the open hatch. Astronaut Russell L. Schweickart, Lunar Module pilot, took this photograph of Scott during his EVA as he stood on the porch outside the Lunar Module. Apollo 9 was an Earth orbital mission designed to test docking procedures between the CSM and LM, as well as test fly the Lunar Module in the relative safe confines of Earth orbit.
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INEDITAS Y DIFICILES DE UN SABADO....
C-47 at Kearney (Miramar)
P-63s for Russia over Niagara
P-38 prang, Tadji, New Guinea
C-47 engine, Long Beach
P-51, Boxted, England
P-63s at Buffalo NY for Russia
Helldiver and USS Wasp
Dauntless on USS Ranger
B-17 over Nis, Yugoslavia
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B-17 named "Whizzer II" Lockheed/Vega B-17F-20-VE Flying Fortress s/n 42-5786 from the 840th BS, 483rd BG, 15th AF, after being hit by anti-aircraft fire over the rail yards of Nis,Yugoslavia in April 1944.
This was the first plane and crew from the 483rd to be lost in combat.Her crew that day, all KIA:
James O. Preston - pilot
Harry L. Johnson - copilot
Gordon G. Lindholm - navigator
Jesse D. Gresham - bombardier
S/Sgt. John C. Toutant - engineer/top turret
S/Sgt. John T. Cieslak - radio operator
Sgt. Harold J. Pierce - gunner
Sgt. Albert H. Cline - gunner
Sgt. Jack Brown,Jr. - gunner
Sgt. James E. Cooper - tail gunner
Helldivers and Corsairs on USS Antietam
Martin Mariner
War photographer Barrett Gallagher in Helldiver
Helldiver on USS Bennington
C-47's and P-40's over New Guinea
B-24, Italy
Helldiver and Hellcat
Wildcat pilot Ed Overend
Fairchild PT-19 pilot Nancy Love
P-51s over B-29 wreck
B-25, Hickam Field, Hawaii
Dauntless gunner
A-20 Havocs, Long Beach
USMC pilot Paul Mullen in his Corsair, Guadalcanal
P-51, Iwo Jima
Selfridge Field, Michigan
USS Barnes escort carrier, Pacific
Devastator, Kaneohe, Hawaii
Helldiver over burning Yamato
USMC 1st Lt Francis Pierce, Corsair, Guadalcanal
Continuará.....
EJD
C-47 at Kearney (Miramar)
P-63s for Russia over Niagara
P-38 prang, Tadji, New Guinea
C-47 engine, Long Beach
P-51, Boxted, England
P-63s at Buffalo NY for Russia
Helldiver and USS Wasp
Dauntless on USS Ranger
B-17 over Nis, Yugoslavia
From the net:-
B-17 named "Whizzer II" Lockheed/Vega B-17F-20-VE Flying Fortress s/n 42-5786 from the 840th BS, 483rd BG, 15th AF, after being hit by anti-aircraft fire over the rail yards of Nis,Yugoslavia in April 1944.
This was the first plane and crew from the 483rd to be lost in combat.Her crew that day, all KIA:
James O. Preston - pilot
Harry L. Johnson - copilot
Gordon G. Lindholm - navigator
Jesse D. Gresham - bombardier
S/Sgt. John C. Toutant - engineer/top turret
S/Sgt. John T. Cieslak - radio operator
Sgt. Harold J. Pierce - gunner
Sgt. Albert H. Cline - gunner
Sgt. Jack Brown,Jr. - gunner
Sgt. James E. Cooper - tail gunner
Helldivers and Corsairs on USS Antietam
Martin Mariner
War photographer Barrett Gallagher in Helldiver
Helldiver on USS Bennington
C-47's and P-40's over New Guinea
B-24, Italy
Helldiver and Hellcat
Wildcat pilot Ed Overend
Fairchild PT-19 pilot Nancy Love
P-51s over B-29 wreck
B-25, Hickam Field, Hawaii
Dauntless gunner
A-20 Havocs, Long Beach
USMC pilot Paul Mullen in his Corsair, Guadalcanal
P-51, Iwo Jima
Selfridge Field, Michigan
USS Barnes escort carrier, Pacific
Devastator, Kaneohe, Hawaii
Helldiver over burning Yamato
USMC 1st Lt Francis Pierce, Corsair, Guadalcanal
Continuará.....
EJD
INEDITAS Y DIFICILES DE UN SABADO....
C-47 at Kearney (Miramar)
EJD
Esta foto me hace recordar, no se por qué, a la primera vez que volé, en un festival aéreo en Gral Roca, Río Negro. Yo era muy chico, tendría unos cinco años. El dichoso avión era un Douglas DC3 (o C47 Dakota, no sé), de la Fuerza Aérea Argentina. Subimos todos, mis padres, mis hermanos y yo... ¡Qué recuerdos! Sería en el año 1.977, más o menos...
En ese entonces vivíamos en Catriel, y los únicos aviones que alguna ves veíamos creo que eran Twin Otter de YPF, puede ser? Y la avioneta del aeroclub.
Mas adelante recuerdo algunos vuelos de los F27 de LADE (Incluso una vez pude convencer a mi viejo que me llevara a ver aterrizar a uno de los F27 en el aeródromo!!)
