The Fokker F. VII Old Glory is fuelled for a transatlantic

The Fokker F VII Old Glory owned by the American publisher William Randolph Hearst is fuelled for a transatlantic flight. It should fly from Maine to Rome. However the pilots Lloyd Bertaud and James Hill overthrow in their attempt to cross the Atlantic in September 1927

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Fokker Fuelled Hearst However Maine Overthrow Publisher Transatlantic

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