Chuck Yeager on Twitter

@GenChuckYeager

WWII Fighter Ace,1st person to break the sound barrier, Fighter pilot, like huntin', fishin', 1st to fly faster than Mach 2, author, http://www.chuckyeager.com ;

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1. Richard Poff‏ @pelhampoff Jul 30
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  That’s a lot of money in 1909
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1. Dave Hapner‏ @toolfool Jul 30
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  Oh my, wouldn’t the military love to buy new aircraft for $30,000 today. Of course the technology has improved just a touch.
  
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1. johnny trevisani‏ @johnnytrevisani Jul 30
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  Wow. Never knew about the first passenger flight. Very cool
  
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1. rrlse‏ @priusport Jul 30
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  That was a lot of money in those days.
  
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1. Patrick Williams‏ @patr1ckw Jul 30
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  And less than 60 years later man is on the moon.
  
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1. Peter Lewis‏ @creathir Jul 30
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  The following March 2 is when the first military flight took off at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, TX.
  
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1. Alex Kovnat‏ @ARKovnat Jul 30
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  Tragically less than a year before that, Lt. Thomas Selfridge lost his life in the first fatal crash of a powered aircraft. The Air Force base closest to where I live, is named in his honor.
  
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1. Gary Greene‏ @GdgreeneGreene Jul 30
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  Good history lesson. Thank you
  
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