Lindbergh Lands Near Paris - 1927 | Today In History | 21 May 18

[@michaelreilly1310esq]

Forever my hero, all that is great about the American spirit

[@BowlinForWine]

Hi am I the first comment

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[@trevermcdonald2402]

Not bad but nearly a decade after Alcock and Brown had been the first to cross the Atlantic non stop in an open cockpit plane in freezing weather with only a sextant to guide them, neither spent during the flight. They thought they were landing in a field but it turned out to be a bog but they were unhurt and claimed their place in history.

[@vashbain3136]

the thing about this was he was able to do it with pinpoint accuracy from city to city across an ocean and without any issues without even using a sextant.

[@Singularity12321]

@@vashbain3136 alone over 33 hours!!!! Heck I can't keep my eyes open driving 5 hours without taking an exit and resting!! In my book that makes him the greatest daredevil ever till this date. I don't even know how many can do it solo even today!!!