Flying the Iron Beam and Wet Beam Cadet Route
An aviation cadet details cross country flight tricks using railroad and water routes. The piece describes Flying the Iron Beam along rail tracks and Flying Up Wet Beam via a river, noting tunnel obstacles and state discouragement yet common practice among cadets. It frames these routes as bold, practical humor in early aviation lore.
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