The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 53National Geographic Society, 1928 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... Colonel o'clock at each city , for Colonel Lindbergh Lindbergh , as he straightened insisted that the most important consider- up from the United States map on which he had drawn an endless zigzag line . " That includes 82 stops and ...
... Colonel o'clock at each city , for Colonel Lindbergh Lindbergh , as he straightened insisted that the most important consider- up from the United States map on which he had drawn an endless zigzag line . " That includes 82 stops and ...
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... Colonel Lindbergh followed soon after . Photograph by Airmap Corporation In the upper right corner is. 2 ૭ THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE.
... Colonel Lindbergh followed soon after . Photograph by Airmap Corporation In the upper right corner is. 2 ૭ THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE.
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... Colonel Lindbergh could not have seen any one directly ahead of him , and the whirling propeller could easily have caused a serious accident . For this reason we had to insist that the field be cleared and the hangar space vacant until ...
... Colonel Lindbergh could not have seen any one directly ahead of him , and the whirling propeller could easily have caused a serious accident . For this reason we had to insist that the field be cleared and the hangar space vacant until ...
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... Colonel Lindbergh to circle over them . If they were near the course , he agreed on con- dition that they mark their roofs to guide aviators on cross - country flights . Such air - markings are helpful to pilots who are not familiar ...
... Colonel Lindbergh to circle over them . If they were near the course , he agreed on con- dition that they mark their roofs to guide aviators on cross - country flights . Such air - markings are helpful to pilots who are not familiar ...
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... quickly learned . presents a different appearance from one in which new wheat is growing . A plowed field is entirely distinct from one covered with sod . All of The punt in which Colonel Lindbergh and Philip Love are. 6.
... quickly learned . presents a different appearance from one in which new wheat is growing . A plowed field is entirely distinct from one covered with sod . All of The punt in which Colonel Lindbergh and Philip Love are. 6.
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