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Clarence D. Chamberlin and Charles Levine in front of their Bellanca WB-2 Miss Columbia
Newsreel
Air Corps navigation training
Map
The radar chart depicted a mission to oil refineries on the outskirts of Ruhland on February 15, 1945.
Photograph
Long-range Navy patrol aircraft required better all-weather navigation systems like LORAN.
Photograph
Advanced navigation in bombers
Artifact
This forerunner of the ubiquitous E-6B flight computer was prominent in the five years before World War II.
Artifact
This 1933 computer solved wind drift and time-speed-distance problems.
Map
The Azores have long been a popular way station for transatlantic flights.
Map
Matthew Fontaine Maury is the father of modern hydrography in the United States Navy.
Map
Elder’s intended course and where she actual ended up were considerably different.
