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The Martinsyde Raymor biplane being assembled at the airfield at Quidi Vidi Lake in St
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The Martinsyde Raymor biplane being assembled at the airfield at Quidi Vidi Lake in St
The Martinsyde Raymor biplane being assembled at the airfield at Quidi Vidi Lake in St. John s, Newfoundland, prior to the attempt by Frederick Raynham (pilot) and C.W.F. Morgan (navigator) to cross the Atlantic ocean non stop. Unfortunately the aircraft crashed shortly after take off. The eventual winners of the £ 10, 000 Daily Mail prize for the first non stop trans-atlantic flight went to Alcock and Brown. Picture taken prior to their attempt on the 18th May 1919
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The Martinsyde Raymor biplane stands tall, ready to take flight at the airfield in Quidi Vidi Lake, St. John's, Newfoundland. This historic moment captures the anticipation and excitement surrounding Frederick Raynham and C. W. F. Morgan's daring attempt to cross the vast Atlantic Ocean non-stop. Assembled meticulously by a dedicated ground crew, this marvel of engineering represents mankind's relentless pursuit of conquering the skies. The biplane exudes an aura of promise and ambition, its wings stretching towards endless possibilities. Sadly, fate had other plans for this courageous duo as tragedy struck shortly after takeoff. Despite their valiant efforts, they were unable to complete their mission. Nevertheless, their brave endeavor paved the way for future aviators who would ultimately claim victory in crossing the Atlantic non-stop. Ultimately it was Alcock and Brown who triumphed over adversity and claimed the coveted £10,000 Daily Mail prize for achieving what seemed impossible - completing a non-stop trans-Atlantic flight on May 18th, 1919. This photograph serves as a poignant reminder of both triumphs and setbacks in aviation history. It encapsulates not only the spirit of adventure but also highlights how perseverance can lead to groundbreaking achievements that shape our world.
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