Charles Lindbergh a true hero
After Black Thursday, which was one of the major causes of The Great Depression, the nation needed heroes, or someone to simply lift the peoples spirits and that’s exactly what Charles Lindbergh did. The "Spirit of the St. Louis" caught the world by surprise and Charles became one of America’s first celebrities. Every aspect of his life was written in newspapers and magazines or broadcast over the radio, this is why it is so easy for me to tell you that Charles Lindbergh is a true hero. Charles Augustus Lindbergh was born on February 4th, 1902 in Detroit. He grew up on a farm near Little Falls, Minn. When Charles was only a child he showed exceptional mechanical ability. At age 18 he entered the University of Wisconsin to study engineering but he became more interested in the aviation field than school, so after only two years he dropped out of school to become a barnstormer, a pilot who performed daredevil stunts at fairs. Lindbergh enlisted in the United States army in 1924 so that he could be trained as an Army Air Service Reserve Pilot. He graduated the best pilot in his class from the army’s flight training school in 1925. He soon was working for the Robertson Aircraft Corporation of St. Louis, flying mail between
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