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Tag Archives: Charles Kingsford Smith
Soaring into aviation history aboard the Southern Cross
Those of us who grow up in the United States tend to get taught a largely American-centric view of world history. Not to say that is bad or that the same thing doesn’t happen elsewhere, but given our diverse, melting … Continue reading →
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