100 years ago today Alcock and Brown set off on the first transatlantic crossing, arriving in Ireland on 15 June 1919.
There's a good article on the BBC News website: Alcock and Brown -- Into The Unknown
Alcock and Brown - 14 June 1919
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Alcock and Brown - 14 June 1919
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Re: Alcock and Brown - 14 June 1919
I raise a glass to these two Mancs tonight.
How far have we come in 100 years ?
How far have we come in 100 years ?
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Re: Alcock and Brown - 14 June 1919
Isn't it good that his name was Brown and not Balls.
Re: Alcock and Brown - 14 June 1919
Was not sure if you were referring to Airmen or Sammy Davis Junior?