Looking Backward On Transoceanic Flight Efforts
A retrospective on early transatlantic flight attempts and Navy achievements. The piece covers How Wellman and The America, The Akron disaster, NC-4's 1900s era voyage, and the evolution toward non stop oceanic air travel, navigation challenges, wind routes, and future prospects for war and commerce. It highlights pilots Hawker and Mackenzie Grieve, NC-4 crew, and Captain Roy Francis with praise for American innovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cean
Navy
United States
Harry Hawker
Count Zeppelin
Europe
Walter Wellman
H. C. Rodd
Rhodes
J. L. Breese
Plymouth
England
Pilgrim Fathers
New World
Rockaway
Halifax
Trepassey
Horta
Ponta Delgada
Lisbon
Ferrol
J. W. Taylor
Theerman
Atlantic
America
North Pole
Roy L. Francis
Francis
France
Italy
Fiume the Adriatic Port Through War and Heritage
The article surveys Fiume’s postwar fate and heritage from Piazza Adamich to the Pilgrimage Church Madonna del Larsatto. It notes its disputed status between Hungary and Italy, historic rulers, and modern industries including tobacco, oil refining, mills, and wine trade. It describes the cityscape, architecture, and daily life along the Adriatic in a period tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fiume
Adriatic
Hungary
Italy
Croatia
Frederick Mitle
Austria
Charles VI
Maia Theresa
Flume
Trieste
Sume
Piazza Adamici
Claudius
Rome
St. Veit
Santa Maria Della Salute
Venice
Luke
Torsalto
Frangipani
Count Nugent
Naval Academy
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BY Dora Simpkins
Africa
Wellman
Melvin Vaniman
Vaniman
Akron
Louis Bleriot
English Channel
Baraques
Dover
Alaska
Lord Northcliffe
London Daily Mail
Canada
Newfoundland
Ireland
Great Britain
North America
Mackenzyle-Grieve
North Atlantic
Azorea
Albert C. Read
EF. F. Stoner
W. Hinton
Wear
New York
Liverpool
Ransatlalticul
el Sola
ALG
L Amour
Ilic
Lhoto OS
Bes
Aterm Phetvve
Mlerao LLP
OLZOL
Soredlos
Rollie Aa
le Pont
Taive
Peil
Piazza Adamich
the International Syndicate
Quarnero
Triest
Charlmagne
Frederick II
Ernest
Cymburea
Germany