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It was a darkness deeper than that of any storm, The Buffalo Evening News said in 1925 of the eclipse in Buffalo.
Before he became known as the father of artificial Christmas trees, Si Spiegel was a valiant Army aviator. In the closing days of World War II, he was piloting his B-17 Flying Fortress in an armada of 1,500 Allied bombers that pummeled Berlin. Struck by anti-aircraft flak, two of the plane’s four engines lost power as Spiegel reversed course to return to England.
Eagle Archives, Jan. 20, 1954: Organized in the fall of 1919, the Williams Flying Club is one of the oldest flying clubs in the country, and in 1954 was considered
Who made the first “blind” takeoff and landing—that is, flight without being able to see outside the airplane.