1956 - 2017, Celebrating  over 60 Years of Service [click images for enlargements]

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What Is It? Challenge	American Aviation  Historical Society membership	This Day in History:  August 19, 1932 James A. Mollison, a British pilot, completes the first westbound transatlantic solo flight, landing his deHavilland Puss Moth in Pennfield, New Brunswick after having departed Portmarnock, Ireland.

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