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The flight across the Atlantic (1919)

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could not take theair again. Her radio system, though allow-ing her to receive messages, could noteffectively send them. Though the crewfixed her position as forty-five miles south- IIC-4 Readied Horta May 17.9.25 A.M Left May 20.8.45 A.M, %.; Reached Ponta Deigada May 20.10.25 A.MLeft Way 27,6.18… … i^ 4 Photo, Edwin Levick, N. Y.Lieut. Commander A. C. Read, U. S. N., and the crew of the NC-4 after the flight west of Horta, the wind forbade an at-tempt to taxy in the known direction ofFayal. The only possible course seemedone with the wind, i. e. eastward, which,it was calculated, would carry…

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