Aviators After Record Breaking Flight
Photo shows left to right front, Bert Acosta, C.D. Chamberlain, aviators who piloted the Wright Bellanca Monoplane, for 51 hours, without touching ground, and Giuseppe Bellanca inventor of the plane, as they appeared surrounded by the dense mob, after touching ground for the first time. The record of 51 hours breaks all other national and international.
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14 April, 1927
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