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Walter Brookins, from his present home in Los Angeles, California on July 25, 1930, noted aviation pioneer, recalls the day in 1909 he became associated with Orville and Wilbur Wright in their early airplane experiments in Dayton, Ohio. Brookins was the first man ever taught to fly by the Wright Brothers and is known as America's first pilot. In 1910 he held four records - altitude, cross-country, slow flight and accurate landing. His cross-country record was for a flight from Chicago to Springfield, Ill., a distance of 187 miles. (AP Photo)
24325 PRINT
Minimum price 50PLN
1930-07-25
AP/East News
Associated Press
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