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Today in 1948, Chuck Yeager flew Bell X-1 to the highest velocity and altitude of any piloted airplane up to that date. He reached Mach 1.45 and flew to an altitude of 71,900 feet. #IdeasThatDefypic.twitter.com/PoXszsNdWl
Bell X-1 "Glamorous Glennis," which Yeager also used when he first broke the sound barrier in 1947, is on display in our #MilestonesOfFlight gallery at the Museum in DC: http://s.si.edu/2hV65eg #AirSpacePhotopic.twitter.com/RHMMq8UiA7
That's 1900 feet higher the U-2 spy plane
And giant, American Hero style cajones.
A "real" Americas n Hero.
Thank you!
There is “cool” and then there’s acknowledge-tweeting “first-man-history-to...” cool. #Respect
If ifs and buts were candy and nuts, we'd all have a merry Christmas...
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