Digest>April 2007
Photo Caption:
Although Charles Lindbergh preceded the crew of the Breman in 1927 with the first Trans-Atlantic nonstop west to east flight, it was the crew of the Breman airplane, as shown here, that made the first nonstop east to west Trans-Atlantic flight. The restored Breman is now owned by the Henry Ford Museum but is on loan for display at the Breman Airport Museum in Breman, Germany Back to the edition of: April 2007
Story:
Greenly Island Beacon’s Role In Aviation History
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