Amelia Earhart died on July, 2, 1937 over the Pacific ocean. She was born in 1897. It would have been wonderful to have her on hand for World War 2 as Charles Lindbergh was available for consultation with the new planes used in the Pacific Theater. I would imagine she would have welcomed a position helping the women to learn to fly when the women were trained to fly small planes and the big planes. I have to admit she is one of my heroines because of her bravery to do more than a difficult task of flying around the world.
After World War I, pilots like Charles Lindbergh and Amelia Earhart significantly increased public awareness of the aircraft industry through their high-profile flights and public displays. Lindbergh's solo transatlantic flight in 1927 captivated the nation, while Earhart became an iconic figure by setting various aviation records and advocating for women in aviation. Their adventurous spirit and public engagements helped popularize flying and showcased the potential of commercial aviation.
An well known country that developed the flying bomb in WW2 was Nazi Germany with the V1 Bomb. However, the flying bomb can be traced back to the US in 1916 but wasn't that successful.
3 with the Cofederate Air Force Flying Museum in Arizona
The first US flying ace in WW I was Eddie Rickenbacker.
what accomplishmentsdid Amelia Earhart made in her early flying lessond
Amelia got her flying licence in California
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Amelia Earhart was remembered for flying her planes over the oceans and becoming successful for it
Amelia Earhart received the Flying Cross from congress in 1932.
Amelia Earhart's airplane was named "The Flying Laboratory." This was because the plane was equipped with a lab.
Amelia Earhart died flying over the pacific ocean.
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She persevered by flying a plane
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