Lindbergh Remembered as Lone Eagle in Space Age Era
A portrait of Charles A. Lindbergh as a hero of flight and moral influence. The piece recalls his 1927 Paris flight aboard the Spirit of St Louis, the awards he earned from 31 countries, and his later stance on national service, ethics, and air power. It notes public adulation worldwide and his life-long calls for reason and responsibility in technology.
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Lindbergh
Royal Air Cross
Order of Leopold
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Paris
Long Island
Roosevelt Field
Daredevil
Roosevelt
Place de l'Opera
London
Rome
America
John Glenn
Calvin Coolidge
U.S
Memphis
Lucky
Messerschmidt
Germany
U.S. Air Arm
Gen
Hapjas
Arnold
Europe
Pearl Harbor
Logan
W. Va
Pacific
Lindbergh the
Lone Eagle
Recluse
Spon
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