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portada Yesterday we Were in America: Alcock and Brown, First to fly the Atlantic Non-Stop
Type
Physical Book
Year
2019
Language
English
Pages
288
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9780750990004

Yesterday we Were in America: Alcock and Brown, First to fly the Atlantic Non-Stop

Brendan Lynch (Author) · The History Press Ltd · Paperback

Yesterday we Were in America: Alcock and Brown, First to fly the Atlantic Non-Stop - Brendan Lynch

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Synopsis "Yesterday we Were in America: Alcock and Brown, First to fly the Atlantic Non-Stop "

Alcock and Brown’s first non-stop 1919 Atlantic flight was arguably the most significant aviation feat after the Wright Brothers’ 1904 flights. The first crossing of an ocean, the longest distance ever flown by man, it was a triumph of navigation, flying skill and rare courage. Mancunians Alcock and Brown survived continuous cloud, snow and ice and a near-fatal stall in their open-cockpit Vickers Vimy, as well as a deafening damaged exhaust and non-functioning wireless. With no modern aids and depending solely on dead reckoning, they landed in Derrygimla, Galway, only 20 miles north of their target destination, having covered 1,880 miles in their 16-hour marathon from Newfoundland to Ireland, the longest distance flown by man.

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