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Article: Men have been flying for fifty years. (Special Report).(aerospace history and developments as of 1953)
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- Interavia Business & Technology
- Article date:
- May 1, 2003
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France--where the first Montgolfer balloon ascent was made at the end of the 18th century, in whose workshops "obscure bicycle mechanics" past together the first practicable aero engine early in the 20th century--was perhaps more qualified than any other country to keep the diary of human flight. Small wonder that the Paris Musee de l'Air contains many a unique exhibit. Interavia is glad to report that Charles Dollfus, founder and Curator of this museum, has consented to lead its readers through his treasure house. An eye-witness of pioneering events, and frequently a participant, he has continued to maintain close contact with aviation circles throughout the world. In ...
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