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I've seen some of the rough cut footage of the History Channel show I'm
going to be in. I haven't seen my segments yet but I'm getting five minutes of screen time. The segments I've seen have some clips of Byrd's Antarctic flight, unloading the tri-motor from the ship, landing after the flight, and throwing out emergency supplies to climb over mountains. There is also the famous clip of the plane flipping over on a trial flight the New York to Paris flight that Lindbergh made. Some interesting commentary. This flight, even more than Lindbergh's was the moon shot of it's time. It proved that aircraft could go to and function in the most hostile place on earth. This show should be a must see for most of you, my mug and pontificating notwithstanding. (Deep Sea Detectives, History Channel, November 29) -- Roger Long |
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