US Navy's NC-4 Curtiss seaplane in Trepassey Bay, Newfoundland, in 1919

US Navy's NC-4 Curtiss seaplane in Trepassey Bay, Newfoundland, in 1919

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In May 1919, a crew of six Navy men led by Lieutenant Commander Reed made a historic 16-day flight in the NC 4A plane. Although the flight included a stop in the Azore Islands, it marked the first airplane crossing of the Atlantic, setting a significant milestone in aviation history.

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What was the name of the plane used by the Navy crew in May 1919?

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Who was the commander of the Navy crew that made the historic flight?

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How long did the flight take to complete?

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What was the destination of the flight that was not nonstop?

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What significant event did the flight achieve in aviation history?

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