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Dossier 06

Air & Space

For those who looked up and went further.

The stories in this series

46 announced stories
Pan Am's Boeing 314 Yankee Clipper, sister ship of the Pacific Clipper, 1939
Pan Am's Boeing 314 Yankee Clipper, sister ship of the Pacific Clipper, 1939
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Inventors & Firsts · World War II · Air & Space · 1942

The Pacific Clipper's long way home

Pearl Harbor stranded an American airliner, so the crew flew around the world.

Coming January 6
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Major James H. Howard in his P-51B Mustang
Major James H. Howard in his P-51B Mustang
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Medal of Honor · Air & Space · World War II · 1944

Major James Howard's one-man stand

One Mustang pilot took on about thirty German fighters to protect the bombers.

Coming January 11
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Eugene Ely landing on USS Pennsylvania, January 18, 1911
Eugene Ely landing on USS Pennsylvania, January 18, 1911
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Navy & the Sea · Air & Space · Inventors & Firsts · 1911

The first landing on a ship

A daredevil pilot landed on a warship using ropes and sandbags.

Coming January 18
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The Apollo 1 crew: Grissom, White and Chaffee
The Apollo 1 crew: Grissom, White and Chaffee
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Air & Space · Remembering the Fallen · 1967

The Apollo 1 fire

Three astronauts died in a fire during a routine test on the launch pad.

Coming January 27
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Jupiter-C rocket launches Explorer 1, January 31, 1958
Jupiter-C rocket launches Explorer 1, January 31, 1958
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Air & Space · Army · Inventors & Firsts · 1958

Explorer 1 reaches orbit

Four months after Sputnik, an Army rocket put America's first satellite in orbit.

Coming January 31
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A Mark 15 nuclear bomb, the type lost off Tybee Island
A Mark 15 nuclear bomb, the type lost off Tybee Island
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Lost Ships & Mysteries · Air & Space · 1958

The lost bomb of Tybee Island

A nuclear bomb may still lie buried in the mud off Georgia.

Coming February 5
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Bruce McCandless flies free of the shuttle on the MMU, February 1984
Bruce McCandless flies free of the shuttle on the MMU, February 1984
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Air & Space · Navy & the Sea · Inventors & Firsts · 1984

The first human satellite

A Navy captain flew away from the space shuttle with no tether at all.

Coming February 7
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Francis Gary Powers with his wife after his release, 1962
Francis Gary Powers with his wife after his release, 1962
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Air & Space · Lost Ships & Mysteries · 1962

The Bridge of Spies

A U-2 pilot and a Soviet spy crossed paths on a Berlin bridge.

Coming February 10
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American POWs repatriated at Gia Lam airport, Hanoi, 1973
American POWs repatriated at Gia Lam airport, Hanoi, 1973
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Korea & Vietnam · Air & Space · Navy & the Sea · 1973

Operation Homecoming

The first American POWs walked off a plane into freedom after years in Hanoi.

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Lt. Cmdr. Edward "Butch" O'Hare, May 1942
Lt. Cmdr. Edward "Butch" O'Hare, May 1942
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Medal of Honor · Navy & the Sea · Air & Space · 1942

Butch O'Hare saves the Lexington

One Navy pilot stood between nine bombers and his aircraft carrier.

Coming February 20
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The B-50A Lucky Lady II
The B-50A Lucky Lady II
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Air & Space · Inventors & Firsts · 1949

Lucky Lady II circles the globe nonstop

An Air Force bomber flew around the world without landing once.

Coming March 2
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USS Langley, America's first aircraft carrier, 1927
USS Langley, America's first aircraft carrier, 1927
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Navy & the Sea · Air & Space · Inventors & Firsts · 1922

USS Langley, the first carrier

America's first aircraft carrier started life as a coal ship.

Coming March 20
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USS Akron in flight over Manhattan, early 1930s
USS Akron in flight over Manhattan, early 1930s
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Navy & the Sea · Air & Space · Remembering the Fallen · 1933

The loss of USS Akron

The Navy's giant flying aircraft carrier went down in a storm off New Jersey.

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The battleship Yamato explodes, April 7, 1945
The battleship Yamato explodes, April 7, 1945
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World War II · Navy & the Sea · Air & Space · 1945

Sinking the battleship Yamato

The biggest battleship ever built sailed on a one-way mission and never arrived.

Coming April 7
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The damaged Apollo 13 service module, photographed by the crew
The damaged Apollo 13 service module, photographed by the crew
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Air & Space · Disasters & Rescues · 1970

Apollo 13: "We've had a problem"

Two hundred thousand miles from Earth, an oxygen tank on Apollo 13 exploded.

Coming April 13
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Apollo 13 splashes down in the South Pacific, April 17, 1970
Apollo 13 splashes down in the South Pacific, April 17, 1970
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Air & Space · Navy & the Sea · Disasters & Rescues · 1970

Apollo 13 comes home

After four days in a crippled spacecraft, three astronauts splashed down alive.

Coming April 17
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A B-25 takes off from USS Hornet for the Doolittle Raid, April 18, 1942
A B-25 takes off from USS Hornet for the Doolittle Raid, April 18, 1942
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World War II · Air & Space · Navy & the Sea · 1942

The Doolittle Raid

Sixteen Army bombers took off from a Navy carrier that was never built for them.

Coming April 18
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Wreckage at Desert One after Operation Eagle Claw, 1980
Wreckage at Desert One after Operation Eagle Claw, 1980
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Modern Wars · Remembering the Fallen · Air & Space · 1980

Desert One: Operation Eagle Claw

Eight Americans died in the Iranian desert trying to bring the hostages home.

Coming April 24
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Launch of Alan Shepard's Freedom 7, May 5, 1961
Launch of Alan Shepard's Freedom 7, May 5, 1961
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Air & Space · Navy & the Sea · Inventors & Firsts · 1961

Alan Shepard: the first American in space

"Light this candle," Alan Shepard said, after hours of waiting on the pad.

Coming May 5
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Jacqueline Cochran with Chuck Yeager, 1953
Jacqueline Cochran with Chuck Yeager, 1953
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Women Who Served · Air & Space · Inventors & Firsts · 1953

Jacqueline Cochran breaks the sound barrier

The woman who led the WASPs became the first woman faster than sound.

Coming May 18
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The Navy's NC-4 flying boat in Lisbon after crossing the Atlantic, 1919
The Navy's NC-4 flying boat in Lisbon after crossing the Atlantic, 1919
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Air & Space · Navy & the Sea · Inventors & Firsts · 1919

NC-4 flies the Atlantic

Eight years before Lindbergh, a Navy crew flew across the Atlantic first.

Coming May 27
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Ed White performs the first American spacewalk, June 1965
Ed White performs the first American spacewalk, June 1965
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Air & Space · Inventors & Firsts · 1965

Ed White walks in space

"I'm coming back in, and it's the saddest moment of my life."

Coming June 3
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Japanese carrier Hiryu dodging bombs at Midway, June 4, 1942
Japanese carrier Hiryu dodging bombs at Midway, June 4, 1942
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World War II · Navy & the Sea · Air & Space · 1942

Midway: five minutes that changed the war

In about five minutes, Navy dive bombers turned the Pacific War.

Coming June 4
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Pilot Kenneth Arnold
Pilot Kenneth Arnold
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Lost Ships & Mysteries · Air & Space · 1947

The first "flying saucers"

A pilot searching for a lost Marine plane saw nine objects streak past Mount Rainier.

Coming June 24
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Berliners watch a C-54 land at Tempelhof during the Airlift, 1948
Berliners watch a C-54 land at Tempelhof during the Airlift, 1948
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Air & Space · Remembering the Fallen · 1948

The Berlin Airlift begins

To save a blockaded city, aircrews flew in food and coal for nearly a year.

Coming June 26
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Lt. Quentin Roosevelt in a Nieuport fighter, 1918
Lt. Quentin Roosevelt in a Nieuport fighter, 1918
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World War I · Air & Space · Remembering the Fallen · 1918

Quentin Roosevelt's Last Flight

A president's youngest son flew into a dogfight and never came home.

Coming July 14
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Buzz Aldrin on the Moon, Apollo 11, July 1969
Buzz Aldrin on the Moon, Apollo 11, July 1969
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Air & Space · Inventors & Firsts · 1969

The Eagle Has Landed

Two veterans flew to the Moon. One was a Korean War Navy pilot.

Coming July 20
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Wiley Post's Lockheed Vega Winnie Mae, July 1933
Wiley Post's Lockheed Vega Winnie Mae, July 1933
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Air & Space · Inventors & Firsts · 1933

Wiley Post Circles the Globe Alone

A one-eyed pilot from Oklahoma flew around the world by himself.

Coming July 22
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The Empire State Building burning after the B-25 crash, July 1945
The Empire State Building burning after the B-25 crash, July 1945
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Disasters & Rescues · Air & Space · World War II · 1945

A Bomber Hits the Empire State Building

In thick fog, a B-25 slammed into the world's tallest building.

Coming July 28
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B-24 Liberators over the target at Ploesti, August 1, 1943
B-24 Liberators over the target at Ploesti, August 1, 1943
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World War II · Air & Space · Medal of Honor · 1943

Operation Tidal Wave: Ploesti

They flew B-24 bombers at treetop height into Hitler's oil fields.

Coming August 1
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The atomic cloud over Nagasaki, August 9, 1945
The atomic cloud over Nagasaki, August 9, 1945
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World War II · Air & Space · 1945

Bockscar Over Nagasaki

Their target was hidden by clouds, and their fuel was running out.

Coming August 9
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B-17F formation over Schweinfurt, August 17, 1943
B-17F formation over Schweinfurt, August 17, 1943
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World War II · Air & Space · 1943

Schweinfurt-Regensburg

In a single day, sixty American bombers fell from the sky.

Coming August 17
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Guion Bluford aboard Challenger on STS-8, 1983
Guion Bluford aboard Challenger on STS-8, 1983
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Air & Space · Inventors & Firsts · Civil Rights & Freedom · 1983

Guion Bluford Reaches Orbit

A combat pilot with 144 missions in Vietnam became the first Black American in space.

Coming August 30
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American troops waiting to advance at Hattonchatel in the St. Mihiel drive, 1918
American troops waiting to advance at Hattonchatel in the St. Mihiel drive, 1918
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World War I · Army · Air & Space · 1918

St. Mihiel

For the first time, an American army attacked under its own flag.

Coming September 12
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President Truman with Stuart Symington, the first Secretary of the Air Force, 1949
President Truman with Stuart Symington, the first Secretary of the Air Force, 1949
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Air & Space · 1947

The Air Force Is Born

After 40 years under the Army, America's airmen finally got their own branch.

Coming September 18
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A C-54 lands at Tempelhof during the Berlin Airlift
A C-54 lands at Tempelhof during the Berlin Airlift
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Air & Space · Presidents & Leaders · 1949

The Berlin Airlift Ends

For 15 months, pilots fed a city of two million from the sky.

Coming September 30
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An American DH-4 observation plane, the type flown to the Lost Battalion
An American DH-4 observation plane, the type flown to the Lost Battalion
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World War I · Medal of Honor · Air & Space · 1918

The airmen who fed the Lost Battalion

They flew low on purpose, so the starving men below could catch the bundles.

Coming October 6
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Chuck Yeager with the Bell X-1 Glamorous Glennis
Chuck Yeager with the Bell X-1 Glamorous Glennis
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Air & Space · Inventors & Firsts · 1947

Yeager breaks the sound barrier

He did it with two broken ribs and a sawed-off broom handle.

Coming October 14
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Rudolf Anderson
Rudolf Anderson
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Air & Space · Remembering the Fallen · 1962

Major Anderson Over Cuba

He was the only American killed by enemy fire in the Cuban Missile Crisis.

Coming October 27
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Astronaut U.S. Senator John Glenn - GPN-2000-001175
Astronaut U.S. Senator John Glenn - GPN-2000-001175
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Air & Space · Marines · 1998

John Glenn Goes Back at 77

Thirty-six years after his first orbit, the old Marine flew again.

Coming October 29
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Eugene Ely takes off from USS Birmingham, November 1910
Eugene Ely takes off from USS Birmingham, November 1910
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Navy & the Sea · Air & Space · Inventors & Firsts · 1910

First takeoff from a ship

A civilian pilot rolled off a wooden ramp and started naval aviation.

Coming November 14
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Byrd's Ford Trimotor Floyd Bennett, the plane of the 1929 South Pole flight
Byrd's Ford Trimotor Floyd Bennett, the plane of the 1929 South Pole flight
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Navy & the Sea · Air & Space · Explorers & Frontier · 1929

First flight over the South Pole

To clear the mountains, they threw their food overboard.

Coming November 29
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Navy Avenger torpedo bombers in formation over Fort Lauderdale
Navy Avenger torpedo bombers in formation over Fort Lauderdale
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Lost Ships & Mysteries · Navy & the Sea · Air & Space · 1945

Flight 19 disappears

Five Navy bombers vanished, and then so did the plane sent to find them.

Coming December 5
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The Wright Flyer's first flight at Kitty Hawk, December 17, 1903
The Wright Flyer's first flight at Kitty Hawk, December 17, 1903
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Inventors & Firsts · Air & Space · Coast Guard · 1903

Twelve seconds at Kitty Hawk

The first airplane flight was shorter than the wingspan of a modern jet.

Coming December 17
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Seal of the United States Space Force
Seal of the United States Space Force
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Air & Space · Inventors & Firsts · 2019

The Space Force is born

For the first time since 1947, America created a new military branch.

Coming December 20
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Apollo 8 lifts off for the Moon, December 21, 1968
Apollo 8 lifts off for the Moon, December 21, 1968
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Air & Space · Inventors & Firsts · 1968

Apollo 8 leaves for the moon

Three men became the first humans ever to leave Earth's orbit.

Coming December 21
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