That was her intent. She flew because she could and changed the world.
Once as she landed in a field, the crowd rushed toward her and she turned and faced the plane. Her copilot asked what she was doing and Earhart answered: "I'm putting on makeup." -- Always the girl.
Yet Amelia's Lockheed Electra was within 75 miles of her target Howland Island when her radio cut out.
US CGC Itasca Chief Radioman Leo Bellarts 30, was on watch that morning and said: "In the early morning, signals came in pretty good. I actually did go outside and stand right out the radio shack and thought I would hear a motor any second. Her voice was loud and clear; sounded frantic on her last transmission. Then it cut off."
The US then sent nine ships, 66 aircraft, and well over 3,000 sailors and airmen. They covered well over 250,000 sq. miles of open sea and every island within a 650 mile radius of Howland.
Amelia Earhart was an American heroine, a record-breaking aviatrix, and a celebrity world wide.
You Search for what you want to keep; you Hunt for what you want to catch.
Taken from, The Hunt For Amelia Earhart
Douglas Westfall, historic publisher, Specialbooks.com
She is a good leader because she is a good person with a friendly attitide and neva gives up
Yes she was because she was a good person and tried to do things other people wouldn't dare to do
She is a good role model because she never gave up on her dream and kids should follow her because she had the courage to do things no other woman had never done before!
yes she almost made it all the way around the world until her plan crashe when she ran out of gas
she belived that girls can allowed to do things that boys do
because she was
Amelia Earhart piloted planes and made many record flights, that's what she did
Amelia Earhart never made it she crashed somewhere near the Cook Islands in Melenisia.
Amelia Earhart was the daughter of a German-American man and her namesake and mother, Amelia "Amy" Otis Earhart. Amelia Earhart, Millie, grew up with her younger sister, Grace Muriel, nicknamed Pidge. Their mother did not believe in enforcing the same rules other little girls had to go by .
Amelia Earhart did NOT want to only want to fly at a fair, but also wanted to make history for women. Peace Out! K.T
Amelia Earhart wanted to learn to fly after she visited an air show in Toronto, Canada.
she was a good sudnt
what accomplishmentsdid Amelia Earhart made in her early flying lessond
Amelia Earhart piloted planes and made many record flights, that's what she did
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Amelia Earhart never made it she crashed somewhere near the Cook Islands in Melenisia.
She made a hardship is an air planes
Amelia Earhart was the daughter of a German-American man and her namesake and mother, Amelia "Amy" Otis Earhart. Amelia Earhart, Millie, grew up with her younger sister, Grace Muriel, nicknamed Pidge. Their mother did not believe in enforcing the same rules other little girls had to go by .
Amelia Earhart did NOT want to only want to fly at a fair, but also wanted to make history for women. Peace Out! K.T
Because that was more challenging
she was the first to fly the Atlantic ocean.
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Fred Goerner- author of the very popular (the search for Amelia Earhart) may be the author you are seeking . Goerner rhymes with Werner.