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fighter aircraft. The squadron embarked in HMS Ranee in October for the Atlantic crossing back to the United Kingdom. However, soon after arrival it disbanded

Sir Thomas Cavendish (1560 – May 1592) was an English explorer and a privateer known as "The Navigator" because he was the first who deliberately tried

The Pilgrims, also known as the Pilgrim Fathers, were the English settlers who travelled to North America on the ship Mayflower and established the Plymouth

submarine commissioned, the first to make a completely submerged trans-Atlantic crossing, the second submarine to reach the North Pole, and the first to surface

the United States Congress in 1929 to commemorate the 1919 trans-Atlantic crossing by the members of the NC-4 mission. Originally awarded as a non-wearable

ship driven by a screw could match the speed of the paddlers on the Atlantic crossing. Built by Tod and Macgregor, she served the Inman Line until 1884

Location shooting took place in Bremerhaven and New York and on the Atlantic crossing of the ocean liner SS Bremen. Interior scenes were shot at the Tempelhof

aircraft. The Eagle was the first engine to make a non-stop trans-Atlantic crossing by aeroplane when two Eagles powered the converted Vickers Vimy bomber

publicity for it by winning the outstanding prize for the first non-stop Atlantic crossing but a first flight accident made them miss their opportunity. Two

flying boat, built in 1927 to test the longer stretches of the South Atlantic crossing. Trials showed that it was overweight and consequently performed below

Adelaide Charlier (born 9 December 2000) is a Belgian activist fighting for climate and social justice. She co-founded the Youth for Climate movement in

Albert Cushing Read, Sr. (March 29, 1887 – October 10, 1967) was an aviator and rear admiral in the United States Navy. He and his crew made the first

skipper of Polytechnique on the Tour de France à la voile 2017 : North Atlantic crossing (west to east) (New York – Cape Lizard) single-handed on Sodebo Ultim

Retrieved 14 February 2012. Article from Ocean Rowing Society Website Google Map of Route of Atlantic Crossing Google Map of Route of Pacific Crossing

USS Agile (MSO-421) was an Agile-class minesweeper acquired by the U.S. Navy for the dangerous task of removing mines from minefields laid in the water

she was renamed Tradewind again. In early 2004, the ship made an Atlantic crossing to the Caribbean, and return via the Azores, the Baltic and eventually

Virgin Atlantic Challenge Trophy is an award for the fastest trans-Atlantic crossing by a surface vessel, one of several such awards that have grown out

director of the Business Ecosystem Alliance and is also the author of Atlantic Crossing. The Decline and Rise of British Industry (with David Clutterbuck)

World War I, Scott went on to command the airship R34 on its return Atlantic crossing in 1919, which marked the first transatlantic flight by an airship

Riband appellation for the fastest Atlantic crossing in 1908. Lusitania was sunk on her 202nd trans-Atlantic crossing, on 7 May 1915 by the German submarine

Severin’s adventure in reconstructing Saint Brendan’s 6th century Atlantic crossing to America. It features guest musicians Paul MacAteer (drums), Garvan

Vosseler and his crew made history by completing the first trans-Atlantic crossing in a motorized boat, using solar power only. Vosseler received a special

RMS Empress of Australia was an ocean liner built in 1913–1919 by Vulcan AG shipyard in Stettin, Germany (now Szczecin, Poland) for the Hamburg America

valuable cargo of already dried fish from each voyage. The westbound Atlantic crossing carried an expanded crew including a shore party. While the normal

City, USA to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the first trans-atlantic crossing by John Alcock and Arthur Brown. Organised by the Daily Mail newspaper

Stabsfeldwebel Johann Risztics (alias Janos Risztics) (1895-1973) was an Austro-Hungarian World War I flying ace credited with seven reliably confirmed

Atlantic Blue Riband Challenge Trophy is an award for the fastest Atlantic crossing by a commercial passenger vessel. The award was created in 1935 when

feat. Parker, Christopher (14 March 2017). "Chris Bertish's Other Atlantic Crossing Record: Making Paddleboarding Front Page News". SUP Racer. Retrieved

Great Republic, a vessel which was also used in a single-handed trans-Atlantic crossing. Alfred Johnson (sometimes spelled Johnsen) was born in Denmark on

coincidence that, after an aborted attempt to make the 1620 trans-Atlantic crossing from Southampton, the Mayflower finally set sail for America from

coincidence that, after an aborted attempt to make the 1620 trans-Atlantic crossing from Southampton, the Mayflower finally set sail for America from

stretched from the northeast of North America to western Europe for the Atlantic crossing. Following the tracks was recommended but not compulsory. There were

06 hp/lb (98 W/kg) Tad McGeer (25 February 1999). "Lamia: The First Atlantic Crossing by Unmanned Aircraft" (PDF). Aerovel Corp. Archived from the original

application is for extremely long duration flights. The first successful Atlantic crossing was made 31 August to 2 September 1986, Newfoundland to the Netherlands

the prevailing Atlantic winds). When Markham decided to take on the Atlantic crossing, no pilot had yet flown non-stop from Europe to New York, and no woman

(Demobilization) 505th Aero Squadron, January 1919 (Demobilization) First Atlantic crossing by air in both directions On the morning of 5 July 1919, the British

1880s competition for the Blue Riband, the award for the fastest Atlantic crossing, was fierce amongst the top steamship lines, and White Star decided

of their projects was to build engines for the SS Great Western's Atlantic crossing of 1838. He was a prolific engineer working with the Atlantic Telegraph

Panerai's Eilean docks in London". www.boatinternational.com. "My Atlantic crossing on Fife ketch Eilean". Classic Boat. April 2012. Retrieved 23 December

minutes, dock to dock, setting a speed record for the fastest trans-Atlantic crossing by a commercial sailing vessel that has remained unbroken ever since

those that belong to it have generally always had to make a trans-Atlantic crossing before switching to alternate over-land, water, or air transportation

Water Medal in 1923. His Amazon is still afloat and made a Trans-Atlantic crossing in 2011. The British Admiralty ordered copies of his Yacht and Boat

the balloon, was built to commemorate the Double Eagle II and its Atlantic crossing at the field from where the balloon lifted off (46°37′36.54″N 68°1′16

The Vivaldi Atlantic 4 was a British Atlantic crossing record attempt that took place in the summer of 2005. Steve Dawson from Boston, Lincolnshire Nigel

purpose-built Latécoères) were initially too short-ranged to undertake the Atlantic crossing between Saint Louis du Senegal and Rio de Janeiro. Similar problems

La Traversée de l'Atlantique (Atlantic Crossing) is a 1986 album by La Bottine Souriante. "Sur le pont d'Avignon", – 3:18 "Le meunier et la jeune fille"

traversing the Panama Canal back to New York. The ship then made a one-way Atlantic crossing from New York to Southampton, where she entered dry dock for maintenance

his backers that gold and spices would be found as a result of his Atlantic crossing; since he himself found little of these commodities, the search on

them ideal for upwind and downwind sailing. Dr. Hannes Lindemann's Atlantic crossing was in most part achieved by sailing. Folders are known for their

Mick Dawson (born in June 1964 in Boston, Lincolnshire, England) is a former Royal Marine Commando, film maker, professional sailor and adventurer. He

with the aid of her Timex watch. A year after returning from her Atlantic crossing, Rosie decided that she really wanted to see Cape Horn again and decided

into the Pacific in search of whales to be rendered for oil. The Atlantic crossing was rough but uneventful, and she lay off the coast of Brazil by April

attending university, they had no experience in ocean rowing. The fastest Atlantic crossing by a female crew of three was 42 days, 7 hours, 17 minutes between

his force due to losses sustained from disease and storms from the Atlantic crossing. The decision was made to scuttle Swan – the resultant loss of his

Heart Is Pure (1996), Peter Lewis: Three Suites For Guitar (2003), Atlantic Crossing/Rhapsodic Images (2004), River Shining Through (2007), The Four Cycles

In the years that followed, other yachts made the same west-east Atlantic crossing in much faster times but not, however, in any official race, this

guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/63137-hot-air-balloon-first-atlantic-crossing] Kanye West feat. Nicki Minaj and Bon Iver's 'Dark Fantasy' sample

RMS Titanic was a British ocean liner that sank on 15 April 1912 as a result of striking an iceberg on her maiden voyage from Southampton, England, to

the previous year on that date, a convoy of PCs departed for the Atlantic crossing. PC-552 arrived at Key West, Florida on 22 June 1945 and was decommissioned

and 43 seconds with an average speed of 19,18 knots (2007). North Atlantic crossing (east to west) also called the "discovery route" (Cádiz - San Salvador):

an average of five to seven years, in return for the cost of the Atlantic crossing. When finished, they might be given land, or goods consisting of a

Near East. In summer 1924 she acted as plane guard for the North Atlantic crossing of the Army "Around-the-World Flight." Later in the year she returned

(11/3/00) Criminal Duos; Treason; Proof Positive; Inventions; Lindbergh's Atlantic Crossing (11/17/00) On the Move; U.S. Crime Fighters; Isolation; Spoils of

Massachusetts, becoming the first person to make the single-handed Atlantic crossing. Johnson, a Danish born fisherman used a small dory named 'Centennial'

Diameter: 31 mm Weight: 17 g Market Value: -   75th Anniversary of alone Atlantic crossing Designer: Mint: - Value: €1.50 Alloy: Ag (900) Quantity: 10,000 Quality:

Markham as a co-respondent in his 1937 divorce from Markham. After her Atlantic crossing, she returned to be with Broad, who was also an influence in her flying

traffic, especially vessels approaching New York harbor after making an Atlantic crossing. However, one of the installation conditions was that, except during

The W33 Bremen aircraft of the atlantic crossing

flight. For eight years after the first non-stop heavier-than-air Atlantic crossing by a British Vickers Vimy in 1919, there were no further such flights

KLM tri-motor Fokker F.XVIII, named the Snip (Snipe), made a trans-atlantic crossing from Amsterdam via Paramaribo to Curaçao, carrying mail. The trip

United Kingdom Name SS City of Philadelphia Owner Inman Line Route Atlantic crossing. Launched 1854 Out of service 7 September 1854 Fate Wrecked near Cape

specialized in sprint freestyle events. She also completed a Trans-Atlantic crossing as part of an all-woman team. As a one-time Olympian (2004), she is

stability issues. Eleven of the trawlers, after modifications, made the Atlantic crossing. After one foundered in a storm all the trawlers were relieved of

to New York on 10 September 1881, at the end of the normal trans-Atlantic crossing season. She made two more round voyages on this route, colliding with

she embarked the squadron aircraft and joined Convoy CU.48 for the Atlantic crossing to the United Kingdom on 24 November. On 6 December the squadron disembarked

and providing services for the training of other types. Her first Atlantic crossing came from 9 June to 23 July 1953, when she sailed to visit Portsmouth

and was led by Commodore EK Boddam-Whitham in SS Harpoon. For the Atlantic crossing SC 2 was escorted by HMS Scarborough, a pre-war sloop that had seen

maritime mobile net 21.400 1300 Trudi (8P6QM) Based in Barbados, Atlantic crossing Worldwide weather net 21.303 1300 Neville (G3LMO), Richard (KT4UW)

1639 (O.S., June 11, 1639 N.S.) by English colonists during their Atlantic crossing as the founding document of what would become Guilford, Connecticut

the autumn of 1933, she was no longer needed by Red Star. Her last Atlantic crossing was in September 1933, and she was sold for scrap along with her sister

which had wrecked. On 14 January 1914, Majestic departed on her last Atlantic crossing. By this point she had been in service for nearly 24 years, during

off the Irish coast. After successful anti-convoy operations on the Atlantic crossing and coastal cruising, the ship became trapped in the York River, Virginia

miles, but the stress of handling the wheel through the difficult Atlantic crossing killed him. Stormalong was buried at sea, and Davy Jones himself opened

maiden voyage under the command of Captain McMicken. She made the Atlantic crossing calling at Queenstown (now Cobh). On her second crossing, westbound

the third week of May 1919, when flight tests resumed. The first Atlantic crossing by the Curtiss NC-4 starting 8 May, reached Lisbon 27 May 1919 arriving

boating including French Canal Routes to the Mediterranean and The Atlantic Crossing Guide all of which are for sale as downloads from http://www.gentlesailing

designed to mitigate rolling - a persistent problem on the rough North Atlantic crossing that affected all shipping lines. In practice they reduced the rolling

Charles Lindbergh in Paris after his successful New York-to-Paris Atlantic crossing in 1927. Upon his return to the United States in 1914, Herrick's prominent

have been elected governor of the Mayflower for the duration of the Atlantic crossing. The Mayflower anchored off Cape Cod in November, 1620, and the Mayflower

United Kingdom Name Persia Namesake Persia Owner Cunard Line Route Atlantic crossing. Builder Robert Napier and Sons, Glasgow Launched 25 July 1855 Maiden

Offshore One Design Regatta held at Newport, Rhode Island. The second Atlantic crossing in an F-27 was in June 1991, by Dr. Werner Stolz and Roswitha Schadt

historic aircraft from the period between Charles Lindbergh's solo Atlantic crossing in 1927 and the first commercial flight of the Boeing 707 in 1957

Germany, the Haitian delegation first had to go to New York to catch an Atlantic crossing with the US Armed Forces on the SS Manhattan, barely arriving in New

some significant events. May 27 – RMS Queen Mary begins her maiden Atlantic crossing. Interior design, under the direction of E. C. Leach, is by Arthur

2015-06-02. John L. Hart (September 29, 2001). "Sea Trek 2001 completes Atlantic crossing". Church News. Retrieved 2015-06-02. "Statues in Liverpool and Kingston-upon-Hull"

had another tumor, which occurred while she was training for the Atlantic crossing. Matthews started out as a science teacher and chose to take a different

Paris Owner Inman Line (later International Navigation Company) Route Atlantic crossing. Builder J & G Thomson of Clydebank, Scotland Cost $1,850,000 Yard

397th Bombardment Group started to arrive at Gosfield after a trans-Atlantic crossing from Hunter Army Airfield, Georgia by the southern route via Africa

convoy to Curaçao in the West Indies, and then made her first trans-Atlantic crossing with a convoy from Curaçao to Derry, Northern Ireland. She served

primitive European notharctine species of Cantius. After surviving the Atlantic crossing, more advanced species of Cantius gradually got bigger and developed

Mondrian, in the country. May 27 – RMS Queen Mary begins her maiden Atlantic crossing. Interior design, under the direction of E. C. Leach, is by Arthur

keyboards with his main band, Cease and Desist, and its new show "Atlantic Crossing". He is the bass player/vocalist with Canadian Rock Legend, Randy

Winterson. It is adapted from a short story Winterson wrote entitled "Atlantic Crossing", published in 1999 in her anthology The World and Other Places. The

Retrieved February 25, 2021. "Aleksander Doba Completes His Third Atlantic Crossing in a Kayak". Canoe & Kayak Magazine. 2017-09-06. Archived from the

painted on the ship by the Greek crew The ship's crew from trans-Atlantic crossing A 40 mm AA gun tub The LST's deck, from the wheelhouse deck Ship's

United Kingdom Name Scotia Namesake Scotia Owner Cunard Line Route Atlantic crossing. Builder Robert Napier and Sons, Glasgow Launched 25 June 1861 Maiden

2015. Retrieved 27 June 2017. Weatheritt, Les (2000). Your First Atlantic Crossing: A Planning Guide for Passagemakers (4th ed.). London: Adlard Coles

Britannic came on line in 1874. A month later, during a subsequent Atlantic crossing to New York, Adriatic maintained an average speed of 14.52 knots and

Elisabeth Rotten were appointed as his deputies. Lawn, Martin (2008). An Atlantic Crossing?: The Work of the International Examination Inquiry, its Researchers

possible to transmit news to Lucania for the whole duration of the Atlantic crossing. On 10 October, Lucania made history again by publishing an onboard

Elmer F. Stone under the command of Albert Cushing Read begins an Atlantic crossing in company, to fly by short stages from Naval Air Station Rockaway

Alfred A. Knopf the following year in the US. "The 24-Hour Dog" "Atlantic Crossing" "The Poetics of Sex" "The Three Friends" "Orion" "Lives of Saints"

instrumentation. In August 2019, SD 1021 completed the fastest unmanned Atlantic crossing sailing from Bermuda to the UK, and in October, it completed the return

preparing for a summertime influx of tourists." Middlemarch Braves an Atlantic Crossing Middlemarch Madness? AMG listing - New York Times movie section Middlemarch

(37 m)-high mooring mast joined them. Following its historic both-way Atlantic crossing the R34 returned to Pulham. The large rigid airships R33, R36 and

The SS United States still holds a speed record for trans-Atlantic crossing.

($20,000) and was placed aboard the steamship Victoria for his trans-Atlantic crossing to New York. The ship ran into very stormy weather on November 25

Frontier until 30 September. In October–November, she made another Atlantic crossing, returning to New York on 25 November. In December, Tide participated

sailed on 24 October and screened the cruiser Augusta during the Atlantic crossing. As troops landed on 8 November she performed both minesweeping and

period and released shortly before the Fall of France. During an Atlantic crossing aboard a liner, a variety of passengers interact including an Inspector

World War II at the age of eighteen. During World War II, on a trans-Atlantic crossing, Acorn suffered a wound from depth charges. The wound was severe enough

the ship be renamed Hansa (Ballin having been Jewish). Hansa's last Atlantic crossing was in 1939. In 1945, she was employed to evacuate civilians from

with 207 officers and 4,307 Navy personnel. In December, she made an Atlantic crossing with elements of the 69th Infantry Division, which was destined to

accompanied by a French fishing vessel that Kidd captured during the Atlantic crossing. He had the French boat condemned in New York as prize, and recruited

she embarked the squadron aircraft and joined Convoy CU.48 for the Atlantic crossing to the United Kingdom on 24 November. On 6 December the squadron disembarked

Bass shoes (including those worn by Charles Lindbergh during his Atlantic crossing and Admiral Byrd in his expeditions to Antarctica) were made exclusively

For his 17th birthday, his father had given him the tickets for an Atlantic crossing on the steamboat SS Neckar plus fifty dollars. He left Bremerhaven

several inspections, W.S. Sims got underway on 2 September for a North Atlantic crossing. En route, she participated in Operation "Joint Effort", a series

Massachusetts. She has written several essays, including "A Lesser-Known Atlantic Crossing" and "Epanow's Escape." Peters's work has been republished in an anthology

flight from England to South America including the fastest solo South Atlantic crossing and, the first by a woman Percival Gull 1936 Jean Batten A flight

Transport (BMWT) under Lend-Lease. The ship was loading for its initial Atlantic crossing in a convoy to be composed of antiquated river and coastal vessels

Pitcher on 17 March 1943. These were the only ships lost during the Atlantic crossing of these convoys, although the following ships were lost in the Mediterranean

The airfield was the one from which the first successful east–west Atlantic crossing by a Junkers W33 aeroplane, the Bremen, took off on 12 April 1928

in preparation for launching LCT-554, after completing the North Atlantic crossing History United States Name LST-491 Builder Missouri Valley Bridge

the 14-man 'La Mondiale'. The expedition was an attempt to beat the Atlantic crossing record set by their crew on 'La Mondiale' the previous year. The voyage

later passed between Cape Charles and Cape Henry to begin her first Atlantic crossing. The ship entered the "middle sea" around the end of the month and

variants were planned. In May 1935, after it had completed its twelfth Atlantic crossing, the French government ordered three more examples, only to cancel

October and then joined with the Liverpool bound Convoy CU 44 for the Atlantic crossing, but broke off for Belfast, Northern Ireland, with the squadron disembarking

hired private detective Ernie Malone to spy on Lorelei. During the Atlantic crossing, Malone immediately falls in love with Dorothy, but she has already

and then joined with the United Kingdom bound Convoy CU 38 for the Atlantic crossing, with the squadron disembarking to Royal Naval Air Maintenance Yard

Ireland, after developing deck cracking in one of her frames during her Atlantic crossing. She was forced to leave port after losing her anchor and damaging

Specially strengthened and modified version, built for a non-stop North-Atlantic crossing. The aircraft was powered by a Jupiter radial, fitted with jettisonable

to be transported to Halifax, Nova Scotia. Those who survived the Atlantic crossing in 1752 and a difficult winter in Halifax had been taken to Lunenburg

sea for 143 days but beset by Hurricane Joaquin, she abandoned the Atlantic crossing. She completed the journey at Tower Bridge in London on 3 November

session man who worked with many artists, including Rod Stewart on the Atlantic Crossing Tour in 1976, David Bowie, Ace on their No. 1 hit "How Long", Nick

BRITT ECKLAND (shows as black lettering on a yellow record jacket) ATLANTIC CROSSING - BRITT ECKLAND EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY - BRITT ECKLAND (shows

was needed in England. In the spring of 1942 he made a hazardous Atlantic crossing: I was in America when the war broke out, as conductor of the New

This patrol was uneventful for the first three weeks during the Atlantic crossing as she deliberately avoided the highly-effective allied countermeasures

firm's first female partners. In 1996, Falk achieved the fastest Atlantic crossing in a 35-foot boat on record, in 19 days, 22 hours, and 57 minutes

Märkl, a violinist in the Bavarian Radio Orchestra, established the Atlantic Crossing Recording Studio where she works as a producer, composer and author

Ferry Command, only about a hundred aircraft had attempted a North Atlantic crossing in good weather, and only about half had made it.[citation needed]

general cargo, a crew of 74, and 105 passengers, on only her twelfth Atlantic crossing. Around 11.00 pm on 19 October the ship was sailing in heavy seas

Troop Carrier Group in July 1942. After intensive training for the Atlantic crossing, the redesignated 62d Troop Carrier Group (TCG), now composed of the

Baltimore–Charleston route. Not long afterward, she was sent on the first trans-Atlantic crossing by a Baltimore steamship, sailing to Southampton, England, and Le

casualty of the expedition occurred. Two months earlier, during the Atlantic crossing, a member of the crew, Antonio Salomon, was caught raping a cabin

United Kingdom Name SS City of Manchester Owner Inman Line Route Atlantic crossing. Builder Tod and Macgregor, Partick, Glasgow Launched 14 June 1851

1940 he left Norway for America by way of Siberia and Japan (the Atlantic crossing was considered too dangerous). In America, Dehn obtained a position

City from the offices of the New York Sun newspaper on July 2, 1913 Atlantic crossing: via the steamer "Mauretania" England: Fishguard, London & Dover via

retracted two days after publication. The story told of an imagined Atlantic crossing by hot-air balloon. Today the paper is best known for the 1897 editorial

sold to Europeans was greater than that which occurred during the Atlantic crossing . During the crossing, the mortality rate, although lower than on

with fingertip control, she steers like a dream. In our 2012 ARC Atlantic crossing, in perfect conditions, she charged across the Pond in an impressive

and Tolstoy (1934) Principles of Shakespeare's Production (1936) Atlantic Crossing: an Autobiographical Design (1936) The Burning Oracle, Studies in

commissioned in 2010. In April 2023, the submarine deployed to the South Atlantic, crossing the Equator for the first time. During her deployment, she visited

farmer's cabbage patch. Three years later, Trappe attempted a trans-Atlantic crossing, but his journey stopped short when he was forced to land in Newfoundland

On 3 September 1957, the repair ship cleared Norfolk on her first Atlantic crossing. After taking part in NATO Operation Strikeback exercises with Task

stayed on the ground. The pilots who had only just completed a risky Atlantic crossing of several thousand kilometers, had to wait in the operations room

arrived at Naval Station Rota in Spain on April 14, 2021 after their Atlantic crossing. Charles Moulthrope and her sister ship Robert Goldman reached their

and ramming. Upon commissioning, Willow conducted the first trans-Atlantic crossing by a U.S. Coast Guard buoy tender in 33 years. On her 68-day voyage

Donnacona. It was an arduous trip down the St. Lawrence and a three-week Atlantic crossing. Donnacona and nine others from the tribe, including Domagaya and

further advantage because Glasgow ships were built specifically for the Atlantic crossing and were generally bigger than those of other ports.[citation needed]

first part of a triptych. The second part would be the record of his Atlantic crossing (see below), the third part a similar night time search somewhere

United States as part of Convoy ON 59 in January 1942. After another Atlantic crossing, (Convoys HX 179 and ON 89), she sailed alone from Hampton Roads on

Junkers W33 Bremen after the first East-West Atlantic crossing

in company with the aircraft carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt for the Atlantic crossing to the Mediterranean, where the rendezvous with Enterprise was scheduled

named "Hermann Kohl" after the leader of the first East-West North Atlantic crossing. The glider version of the Delta I first flew in 1930 and took part

Guiana Space Centre in Kourou, South America. It made its first trans-Atlantic crossing in December 2022. The ship is owned by Jifmar Guyane, designed by

United States Hales Trophy American Merchant Marine Museum Fastest Atlantic crossing by a commercial passenger vessel United States Harry C. Bigglestone

crashed into the sea off the Azores during a nighttime eastbound Atlantic crossing. There were no survivors. 27 February 1945 Lockheed 14H-2, Fin 28

this achievement." June 4, 1927, the Bellanca Columbia makes the Atlantic crossing, the first ever with a passenger. It was piloted by Clarence Chamberlin

emigrated to the Massachusetts Bay Colony in America in 1668. Taylor's Atlantic crossing and subsequent years (from April 26, 1668, to July 5, 1671) are chronicled

millionaire through inheritance, is incredibly irresponsible. On a trans-Atlantic crossing, he meets the lovely Betty Harrington (Dorothy Lee), and her stuffy

departed from Canadian dockyards as soon as they were fit for the Atlantic crossing. Due to a lack of ships and a surplus of manpower, the Royal Canadian

G-ABXY, The Heart's Content which completed the first solo east-west Atlantic crossing in August 1932 from Portmarnock Strand near Dublin to New Brunswick

Owner Inman Line Port of registry Liverpool, United Kingdom Route Atlantic crossing. Builder Caird & Company, Greenock, Scotland Launched 27 October 1874

Guiana Space Centre in Kourou, South America. It made its first trans-Atlantic crossing in December 2022. The ship is owned by Jifmar Guyane, designed by

logistics. In early 1943 Booker T. Washington made its first trans-Atlantic crossing. On 23 March 1947 the arrangement was converted from the wartime operation

Race. The first, in 1926, was to Evelyn Martin for "Double trans-Atlantic crossing, including Bermuda Race. LeHavre pilot cutter 56 feet oa. April 3

Louis" replica as part of the 50th anniversary of Lindbergh's Trans-Atlantic crossing. (per Simpson, 2001, pp. 523–524) SM-2 Warner Scarab 110 h.p. SM-2AA

Eton College and the University of Cambridge. During a westbound Atlantic crossing aboard the RMS Lusitania in September 1914, Field became enamoured

instead by the Latécoère 300; the LeO H-27 did make at least one Atlantic crossing when Bourdin flew it to the Antilles towards the end of 1934. Data

American lawyer turned London merchant. The idea came to him during an Atlantic crossing which took 57 days, a not unusual occurrence, and it was published

Aylwin sailed for Charleston on 28 December 1979. Following a stormy Atlantic crossing, she stood into Charleston, S.C., on 7 January 1980. The frigate completed

people, rather than cargo, and variations in the duration of the Atlantic crossing meant that they often arrived in the Americas out-of-season. Slave

ships that ensured the fruit arrived in good condition after the long Atlantic crossing. In 1960, at Bembridge Airport, Isle of Wight, Britten-Norman Ltd

of 2017, is in the process of conversion to electric power for an Atlantic crossing. He was the subject of This Is Your Life in 1987 when he was surprised

that port, she underwent availability and prepared for her first Atlantic crossing. Finally, on 22 September 1944, she departed Brazilian waters escorting

British Queen Owner British and American Steam Navigation Company Route Atlantic crossing. Builder London, Curling & Young Launched 24 May 1838. Maiden voyage

Prestwick, Scotland. They were the first unit to make a non-stop Atlantic crossing from Gander, Newfoundland, to Prestwick. The Ground echelon sailed

John Scheuerman, Clarence Sutphin Jr. and Mohawk during their Atlantic crossing

time's standards. Italy's flagship SS Michelangelo made her last Atlantic crossing in July 1975, under command of Senior Captain Claudio Cosulich. Afterwards

Race, save for an unfortunate dismasting on the first leg, a trans-Atlantic crossing. The deltas for the rest of the legs would have put Ceramco New Zealand

those German forces facing the corps in northern Germany. Operation Atlantic, crossing the Orne River and unsuccessful attempt to capture Verrières Ridge

The Vickers Vimy is best known as the aircraft that made the first Atlantic crossing from St John's Newfoundland to Clifden in Ireland piloted by the Englishman

Project website Trailer for upcoming documentary about RU-27 Scarlet Knight Now Displayed at Smithsonian After Historic Trans-Atlantic Crossing v t e

could take off with. Short Empire flying boats serving the trans-Atlantic crossing were refueled over Foynes; with the extra fuel load, they could make

Sproton Layer With Magnetic Fields Disrupted NAR 056 1991 Blackmadrid Atlantic Crossing: the People's Journey NAR 057 1993 Roger Miller, Ben Miller, Larry

photographed Alcock and Brown in 1919 before their successful Trans-Atlantic crossing, and Amelia Earhart's 1932 flight from Harbour Grace, where Earhart

projects in this direction was the T-34, which was designed for a trans-Atlantic crossing. The United States Army purchased the airship in 1921 and commissioned

2016 release A Stagey Bank Affair. As a member of the tribute band Atlantic Crossing, Cameron traveled to Alert, Nunavut in 2014 to entertain at the Canadian

Retrieved 20 August 2015. Super, John C. (1984). "Spanish Diet in the Atlantic Crossing". Terrae Incognitae. 16: 60–63. doi:10.1179/008228884791016718. Nweke

capturing and burning northern merchant ships. After a difficult Atlantic crossing, she continued her cruise in the greater New England region. She then

the onset of Civil War, Lowe abandoned further attempts at a trans-Atlantic crossing and, with Henry's endorsement, went to Washington, D.C. to offer his

refurbishment of the interior, Mauretania made her first post-war Atlantic crossing to New York City, departing on 26 April 1947. After using Liverpool

displayed for the reception at Hendon of Commander Read after his cross-Atlantic crossing by flying boat. The second aircraft was fitted with a gulled upper

ISSN 0006-2510 – via Google Books. Ferguson, Tom (January 9, 2010). "Atlantic Crossing". Billboard. Vol. 122, no. 1. p. 24. ISSN 0006-2510 – via Google Books

returning from arduous service in Mexico sighted the Novara during its Atlantic crossing. Wrote du Barail: "If you succeed in bringing order out of this chaos

Liner SS Kensington became the first passenger liner to make the Atlantic crossing with boilers fired by fuel oil. Fuel oil has a higher energy density

Row2Recovery and the able-bodied Skipper of this first Row2Recovery Atlantic crossing. Captain Alexander James Mackenzie MID, 3 Parachute Regiment. Alexander

in Ghana on 8 November. The boat's fifth patrol involved another Atlantic crossing and sinking a second sailing ship, Angelus, north of Bermuda, again

hours, staging through West Africa, the first solo east-west South Atlantic crossing. By then, he and his wife began to plan a record-breaking flight across

treasures. After an arduous trip down the St. Lawrence and a three-week Atlantic crossing, Cartier and his men arrived in Saint-Malo on July 15, 1536, concluding

demonstration, and then escorted the carrier USS Shangri-La on a high‑speed Atlantic crossing to Mayport, where she arrived 23 May. In July the ship steamed to

Spanish Canary Islands to Antigua. Nour and Samra set off on their Atlantic crossing on 14 December 2017. After rowing for 9 days, their boat capsized

former Cunard Liner RMS Carmania for transport. After an uneventful Atlantic crossing, it arrived at Liverpool, England on 4 March. The next day the squadron

his wife left Vienna for Princeton. To avoid the difficulty of an Atlantic crossing, the Gödels took the Trans-Siberian Railway to the Pacific, sailed

Star, the first successful American jet fighter. First west-to-east Atlantic crossing by single-engined jet. T-33 and TV-2, trainer versions of F-80. P2V

American Steam Navigation Company Port of registry United Kingdom Route Atlantic crossing Builder London, Curling & Young Laid down November 23 1838 Launched

treasures. After an arduous trip down the St. Lawrence and a three-week Atlantic crossing, Cartier and his men arrived in Saint-Malo on July 15, 1536, concluding

to discuss means of keeping the two little ships together on their Atlantic crossing. Gilbert refused to leave Squirrel and after a strong storm they had

pinnace called Arielle. Self steering aboard Winnibelle II on its Atlantic crossing from Douarnenez, France, to New York in 1933 was somewhat similar

departed from Canadian dockyards as soon as they were fit for the Atlantic crossing. Due to a lack of ships and a surplus of manpower, the Royal Canadian

of Egypt, Massachusetts. She entered the packet trade in a trans-Atlantic crossing to Cape Verde with a cargo of food and clothing. Upon reaching the

arrives in New York aboard Gypsy Moth III, having made a record solo Atlantic crossing in 40 days, winning the first Single-Handed Trans-Atlantic Race. 27

Spafford immediately left Chicago to bring his wife home. During the Atlantic crossing, the Captain called Spafford into his cabin to tell him that they

in New York City. Both Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth made an Atlantic crossing in tandem for the event. All three Cunarders met in front of the Statue

Billboard. Retrieved 18 October 2023. Frere-Jones, Sasha (5 June 2006). "Atlantic Crossing". The New Yorker. Archived from the original on 6 November 2014. Smith

out an annuity until her death in 1985. After Beryl's successful Atlantic crossing, she began a new affair with Hubert Broad, and Markham filed for divorce

merchant ship, but when they learned of the prospect of an unescorted Atlantic crossing to Durban, opted to remain in their lifeboats until they reached the

in which El Hierro is his final port of departure for an ill-fated Atlantic crossing. Spain portal Islands portal Geology of the Canary Islands List of

Roderick Stephens Jr. (1933) for a "three-month, 8,000-mile trans-Atlantic crossing from New York to Norway and return, including victory in the Fastnet

cockpit, who does not want to leave the eventual glory of the first Atlantic crossing to Georg alone, - as this is what Spindler realizes, that Georg is

6, 2010. "The Airship Heritage Trust – R34 – The Record Breaker – Atlantic Crossing". airshipsonline.com. The Airship Heritage Trust. Retrieved June 21

ship, leaving Naples, Italy, on 21 July 1944, and making the trans-Atlantic crossing. Throughout the voyage, the Henry Gibbins was hunted by Nazi seaplanes

sailor, and completed many cruises in Arctic waters, as well as an Atlantic crossing. He died aged 76 on 5 September 2014. The Times Obituary 12 September

After brief stops to disembark people unlikely to survive the trans-Atlantic crossing, the ship stopped once again in Donaghadee on 20 October to procure

USS Orleans Parish (LST-1069), and in December, she made her first Atlantic crossing to take part in an Atlantic Fleet mine evaluation project at Port

that the Spanish captains were planning to mutiny. Later, during the Atlantic crossing, following the trial of a sailor caught in an act of sodomy, Magellan

on classical orbits of the electron in hydrogen. 1919 – The first Atlantic crossing by airship with the Beardmore HMA R34. 1920 – Hydrocracking, a plant

News Tribune. p. 58. Retrieved May 6, 2023 – via Newspapers.com. "Atlantic crossing - Little-T and One Track Mike prepare for life beyond the Budapest"

Virginia, on June 1, 1979, arriving in Falmouth, England, after a 54-day Atlantic crossing. In 1991, a tribute song was written about Mr. Spiess journey with

with the Government of Ontario. She was renamed Ontario No.1 for the Atlantic crossing before her final renaming as MS Nindawayma. Her sisters were sold

Rumor of "Intentional Overshot Flaking" and the Purported Ice-Age Atlantic Crossing". Lithic Technology. 39 (1): 55–63. doi:10.1179/0197726113Z.00000000033

Flying Officer C. J. Brown as navigator, set a new record for the Atlantic crossing from Goose Bay, Labrador to the United Kingdom, of 5 hours, 46 minutes

Portuguese man travelling to Brazil captures a monkey which, during the Atlantic crossing, saves the man's child from shipwreck and dies in doing so. In the

[citation needed] It was then decided to attempt the first return Atlantic crossing, under the command of Major George Scott. R.34 had never been intended

single-class, combination cargo-cruise liner. The ship is on her first North Atlantic crossing under new ownership, celebrated with a month-long Christmas voyage

Weybridge. The thirteenth Vimy assembled was the one used for the trans-Atlantic crossing. Alcock said 13 was his lucky number. Sir Henry Norman was involved

Defensively Equipped Merchant Ships German Submarine Deutschland's Atlantic Crossing (information & speech transcript via the 'FirstWorldWar.com' private

to Roanoke. Unluckily for White, they were barely suited for the Atlantic crossing and the governor endured further bad luck as the ships were intercepted

as well as giving Master Classes in Japan. "Biography Key Märkl". Atlantic Crossing Recording & Music. Archived from the original on March 4, 2016. Retrieved

August 2013. Won Atlantic Blue Ribbon in April 1882 for a record Atlantic crossing of 7 days, 6 hours, 43 minutes. Laid up 1894. In 1897 renamed MAGALLANES

exploration. This included attempts at the North Pole and the Trans-Atlantic crossing, both of which were attempted in Walter Wellman's airship America

where it boarded the former White Star Liner RMS Baltic for the trans-Atlantic crossing. After an uneventful voyage, the squadron arrived in Liverpool, England

coast of Cape Hatteras that evening. It then raced across the western Atlantic, crossing the easternmost part of Nova Scotia on June 8 and Newfoundland on

The Canadian Pacific Empress of Scotland completed her last trans-Atlantic crossing in 1957; and she was temporarily laid up in Belfast until being sold

departed Paris-Le Bourget in an attempt at the first Polish trans-Atlantic crossing to New York. While co-pilot Kazimierz Kubala survived with only slight

Pears began to plan their return to England. They made the perilous Atlantic crossing in April 1942. Having arrived in England, Britten and Pears successfully

was unable to join her husband in Europe due to the closing of the Atlantic crossing. She returned to Australia and gave birth to a son, the playwright

1880s competition for the Blue Riband, the award for the fastest Atlantic crossing, was fierce amongst the top steamship lines, and White Star decided

period in Ireland and of events associated with Charles Lindbergh's Atlantic crossing. TV Guide gave the film 2 starts out five with the verdict “Devane's

Morrison Field, Florida though the Caribbean Sea to Brazil. It made the Atlantic crossing from Brazil to Liberia, then transited east across central Africa

addition of a variable depth sonar device. In 1970, she made her first Atlantic crossing and Mediterranean cruise visiting ports in Spain, France, Italy, and

and John and Virginia. (The Virginia would make at least one more Atlantic crossing, going to Jamestown the next year with the Third Supply, piloted by

Liverpool Echo. Gale A163942972. Sobie, Brendan (20 May 2007). "Atlantic crossing". Airline Business. Retrieved 8 May 2022. Hodgson, Neil (3 July 2007)

them to Morrison Field, Florida, then to Puerto Rico and Brazil. The Atlantic crossing was made from Brazil to Dakar, French West Africa. From Dakar the

FG led by Colonel David C. Schilling made the first west-to-east Atlantic crossing by single-engined jets in July, flying to Germany for 45 days in Operation

"Discovery," describes the history of the Pilgrim Fathers before their Atlantic crossing, their difficult voyage, and even more challenging first winter in

Panagra, influenced by the propaganda made by Charles Lindbergh's Atlantic crossing. Also because of this reason, US-built airplanes became more difficult

race car driver. Norman Taber fastest runner. RMS Mauretania fastest Atlantic crossing. Directed by Bernard J. Durning Written by Jacques Jaccard Agnes Parsons

History United Kingdom Name City of Brussels Owner Inman Line Route Atlantic crossing Builder Tod and Macgregor, Partick, Glasgow Launched 11 August 1869

51 days, 16 hours and 31 minutes, a new female-fours record for an Atlantic crossing. The women then renamed the boat "Finished Business". Fifth to finish

2005, when she broke the 100-year-old record for fastest monohull Atlantic crossing under regatta conditions (as opposed to solo runs, where the team

off with a record load of 4,400 kg (9,700 lb). The east-west South Atlantic crossing was begun in July 1928, a year which saw many such attempts. On 22

flying the short hop from Washington National Airport. The first north Atlantic crossing was in March 1942, when a flight from Washington to Prestwick carried

Suite (1960) Niagara Falls Suite (1960–61) World's Fair Suite (1964) Atlantic Crossing (1965), a tone poem for orchestra, and chorus with both male and female

April 8, 2016. Pereira, Armand F. "Summary of the First Southern Atlantic Crossing (1922) by the Portuguese Aviators Gago COUTINHO and Sacadura CABRAL

operations with the Saratoga Battle Group. Following a solo trans-Atlantic crossing, she transited the Suez Canal for the first time in her history. During

with 80% of the cases reported to have been contracted during the Atlantic crossing, and 20% of the cases resulting from secondary spread in the city

Julian, there was another mutiny attempt. Like the one during the Atlantic crossing, it was led by Juan de Cartagena (former captain of the San Antonio)

Arcona. The sailors were concerned with Meteor's seaworthiness for an Atlantic crossing, and so planned to transfer the 15 cm gun to Arcona for the voyage

Caribbean until departing from Norfolk on 8 September 1964 for her first Atlantic crossing. NATO ASW exercises en route took the guided missile frigate far north

to shoot a film for Jack Le Vien. In 1978 his attempt to make the Atlantic crossing by balloon ended when bad weather forced his heated helium balloon

celebrations of the R34 successfully attempting the first return Atlantic crossing. Her other interests included driving fashionable cars around London

England to re-caulk seams that had opened rather badly during the Atlantic crossing. Then, after being rendered more seaworthy, she resumed her voyage

detail in James Dugan's non-fiction book The Great Iron Ship. An Atlantic crossing on the SS Great Eastern is the backdrop to Jules Verne's 1871 novel

alongside Maumee to receive fuel oil enabling her to complete the Atlantic crossing. The division arrived Queenstown, Ireland, on 1 June 1917. There Patterson

scuttled both Christopher and the flyboat Swan due to loss of men on the Atlantic crossing. He made landfall at the gloomy bay of Puerto San Julián, in what

Relying on the location of the ice shelf at the time of the putative Atlantic crossing, they are skeptical that a transoceanic voyage to North America, even

Nova Scotia, where it boarded the RMS Tunician, and began its trans-Atlantic crossing. It arrived in Liverpool, England on 26 December and was moved immediately

the 36th left Langley Air Force Base on 27 April 1977 for a mass Atlantic crossing. Over the following months the aircraft for two other squadrons (23d

1975: Syl Johnson – Take Me To The River (USA) 1975: Rod Stewart – Atlantic Crossing (USA) 1976: Al Green – Have A Good Time (USA) 1977: O.V. Wright –

could take off with. Short Empire flying boats serving the trans-Atlantic crossing were refueled over Foynes; with the extra fuel load, they could make

July 2012. Retrieved 30 June 2011. "Concorde 001 Makes Its First Atlantic Crossing". Chicago Tribune. 5 September 1971. Archived from the original on

predicted by Bazin to consume only 800 tons of coal for a thirty-knot Atlantic crossing, compared to 3000–4000 tons for a 22-knot crossing by a conventional

being dispatched to New Zealand with the first leg being a North Atlantic crossing as part of an escort to a convoy. They steamed, via the Panama Canal

remnants were the second storm encountered by USS Olympia in its Atlantic crossing with the American unknown soldier from World War I. Forecasters at

a fully fueled shuttle on the back of the Boeing during the trans-Atlantic crossing should be evident, and later in the film, the whole Jaws-falls-in-love

following the observation of deck cracking, first discovered after an Atlantic crossing. In the wake of this second disaster, Nautilus International, the

remains a mystery. "Primary Documents: German Submarine Deutschland's Atlantic Crossing, 9 July 1916". FirstWorldWar.com. 8 November 2003. Polmar, Norman;

Merchant Navy in 1941 and was discharged on his return from a trans-Atlantic crossing in a poor physical state. After the war Ernst resumed his architectural

thought on how they got there: one involves a direct, deep water Atlantic crossing, the other involves a polar route northwards up the European coastline

Rolling Stone. (903):28. Sinclair, David (2007). "John Mayer: My Atlantic crossing" Archived December 9, 2012, at archive.today The Belfast Telegraph

performed at the Chicago World's Fair. In the voyage concert of the Atlantic crossing his piano accompanist was a 14-year-old passenger, Thomas Beecham

R34, the first aircraft of any type to perform the east-west trans-Atlantic crossing from July 2–6, 1919 Gavin Will, The Big Hop: The North Atlantic Air

arrives in New York aboard Gypsy Moth II, having made a record solo Atlantic crossing in 40 days. July 25 – The Woolworth's counter in Greensboro, North

Merchant Navy in 1941 and was discharged on his return from a trans-Atlantic crossing in a poor physical state. After the war Ernst resumed his architectural

was a fraction below 25 knots, almost equalling the record for an Atlantic crossing of 25.08 knots, set by the liner RMS Lusitania". She returned on 10

aviator Hermann Köhl, who had recently completed a historic east–west Atlantic crossing. This lecture is described as the spark that ignited her interest

(1997). Beating the Big One: the story of the first high-latitude Atlantic crossing by open boat for 1,000 years. Chichester: Safe T Net. ISBN 0952030551

Lindbergh - winner of the Orteig Prize as pilot on first solo nonstop Atlantic crossing flight William S. McArthur - astronaut Richie McCaw - former All Blacks

stayed on the ground. The pilots who had only just completed a risky Atlantic crossing of several thousand kilometers, had to wait in the operations room

Virginia. After crossing the state it moved into the northwestern Atlantic, crossing Cape Cod and Nova Scotia before becoming extratropical on August 20

young wild fur seals aboard off the Cape of Good Hope. During an Atlantic crossing, the men begin to establish a relationship of trust and friendship

guitarworld.com. Retrieved 13 February 2021. Bienstock, Ron (May 1984). "Atlantic Crossing". Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music. Vol. 2, no. 5. Retrieved

is only 27 hours, 25 minutes, less than the predicted time of the Atlantic crossing.[citation needed] May 17 - Planned transatlantic flight of Lloyd W

flights. Except for strong headwinds that slowed its progress, the Atlantic crossing of the Hindenburg was unremarkable until the airship attempted an

It was meant as a message of good luck prior to Lindbergh's solo Atlantic crossing as the symbol was often used as a popular good luck charm with early

1902. p. 3. "The Airship Heritage Trust – R34 – The Record Breaker – Atlantic Crossing". airshipsonline.com. The Airship Heritage Trust. Retrieved June 21

in July 2008 a formation of four Puma helicopters made the trans-Atlantic crossing from Beja to Lajes via Porto Santo Airport on Porto Santo Island and

blue symbolized the Pacific Ocean (which railway connected to the Atlantic crossing Buenos Aires and the Provinces of Cuyo Region. Finally, white represented

now credits Max Knickerbocker for making the "nearest successful Atlantic crossing before Lindbergh" and that The Blue Yonder plane was found off the

You Say “Hello” by Italo Calvino with woodcuts by Antonio Frasconi; Atlantic Crossing by John Cheever; and Journeys in Sunlight by Dana Gioia with etchings

survived. This suggested that around 100 slaves had died during the Atlantic crossing, a typical loss for a venture of this kind. At East Caicos, a number

after 44 days at sea, successfully completing her historic trans-Atlantic crossing. During this time at sea the gas turbine burnt diesel fuel and operated

Allum to Allum's rowing experiences – in particular his 1986 westward Atlantic crossing. Allum reportedly refused to seek medical treatment during this time

February 2020). "British Airways 747 just set subsonic speed record for Atlantic crossing". Ars Technica. Retrieved 23 August 2022. Sullivan, Rory (9 February

refilled with helium (partly sourced from the Shenandoah) after its Atlantic crossing, the airship became the most successful American airship. It operated

Airport, Iceland. After a week in transit due to weather delays in the Atlantic crossing, the 55th FBS arrived at RAF Wethersfield. The complete group arrived

Archived from the original on April 9, 2008. "Clipper Completes Atlantic Crossing". The New York Times. March 31, 1939. "EUROPE MAIL HOPS WILL START

October he was an observer aboard the Graf as she made her first Atlantic crossing from Friedrichshafen to Lakehurst. On May 9, 1929, he was relieved

Barnstable County finally got underway for Rota, Spain, on 10 January. The Atlantic crossing proved difficult and took longer than anticipated because engineering

Line on 17 January 1914. On 22 May 1914, set out on her first trans-Atlantic crossing from Liverpool to Quebec. Her last voyage that summer began on 17

25 minutes, dock to dock, setting a speed record for fastest trans-Atlantic crossing by a commercial sailing vessel that has remained unbroken ever since

Photo gallery of General C. H. Muir at NavSource Naval History Account of an Atlantic crossing on USAT General C. H. Muir by an immigrant to Canada

Rebholz and John LaNoue (1999) and in 2005, Alcock and Brown's 1919 Atlantic crossing was recreated by Steve Fossett and Mark Rebholz. The aircraft was

technician at a steel mill. A talk by Charles Lindbergh about his Atlantic crossing so inspired Martin about aviation that he returned to Germany in 1928

Jack (22 July 2024). "Couple found dead in lifeboat after failed Atlantic crossing". CNN. Retrieved 22 July 2024. Campbell, Lyall (1983). "Morris, James

experimental work. The R34 became the first aircraft to complete a return Atlantic crossing in July 1919 but was severely damaged in January 1921 and was subsequently

arriving in New York aboard Gypsy Moth III having made a record solo Atlantic crossing in 40 days. July 25 – The Woolworth Company's lunch counter in Greensboro

Aircraft (2004). "DA42 Twin Star crosses Atlantic non-stop: first Atlantic crossing of a diesel powered aircraft". Archived from the original on 31 March

Astor Cup. Cochran decided to build a schooner that could make the Atlantic crossing and compete well in Europe, and ordered the Westward built between

Island, taking on supplies such as fresh water and provisions for the Atlantic crossing, and buying slaves for sale in the British islands of the West Indies

the trip from Chicago to London in 42 hours, rather than the single Atlantic crossing per week of the fastest ocean liners. He believed that the aircraft

when Sacadura Cabral and Gago Coutinho made their historic South Atlantic crossing. The route to Brazil was inaugurated.[citation needed] In 1967, the

Macdonald asserts that the caravel was specifically built for the Atlantic crossing. Hudd proposed his theory in a paper which was read at the 21 May

Radio programme Desert Island Discs on 26 July 1955. On a subsequent Atlantic crossing in 1957, Allcard challenged fellow yachtsman Peter Tangvald to what

Queen Elizabeth arriving at Mayport following her Atlantic crossing.

Radio programme Desert Island Discs on 26 July 1955. On a subsequent Atlantic crossing in 1957, Allcard challenged fellow yachtsman Peter Tangvald to what

Route du Rhum Class40 11 2013 Mini Transat 2019 Single handed North Atlantic crossing record 7d 16h 55m Other Results 14 2020 Défi Azimut 15 2019 Défi Azimut

the former White Star Line liner SS Canopic. After an uneventful Atlantic crossing, the squadron arrived at Liverpool, England where it boarded a train

with her two sons aged eight and four. Melbourne Star started her Atlantic crossing from Liverpool with Convoy ON 175, which was bound for New York. En

repaired at Durban, South Africa, as she was unfit to make the trans-Atlantic crossing for repair in the United States. Repairs were completed six weeks

Parquet Succeeded by Adrien Dyel de Vaudroques Personal details Born Marie Bonnard Paris Died 1659 Atlantic crossing Nationality French Occupation Pioneer

Primus' investment in pan-European fiber optic systems such as their Atlantic Crossing 1, Aphrodite Aphrodite, Arianne, CANTAT, Gemini and TAT12/13 meant

men at rest; the PX and tents; New York Harbor; aboard ship in the Atlantic crossing; Cherbourg Harbor; and French villages. Many vivid portraits of fellow

former White Star Liner RMS Baltic for transport. After an uneventful Atlantic crossing, it arrived at Liverpool, England, on 8 December 1917. After a few

experimental flying boat designs into a scaled-up version capable of trans-Atlantic crossing in response to the 1913 challenge prize offered by the London newspaper

November 1983. p. 67. Chambers 2002, p. 60. Bienstock, Ron (May 1984). "Atlantic Crossing". Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music. Vol. 2, no. 5. Retrieved

Canberra and on 26 August 1952 he was co-pilot on the record-breaking Atlantic crossing between Aldergrove (Ireland) and Gander (Canada) in Canberra VX185

March 24, 1957, Conrad left Logan International Airport for his 25th Atlantic crossing. From June 2–4, 1959 Conrad flew Comanche 250 N110LF non-stop from

operational squadron left Langley AFB on 27 April 1977 for a mass Atlantic crossing. Over the following months, the aircraft for two other squadrons (22nd

by Hugo Iltis and boarded the passenger ship RMS Aquitania for the Atlantic crossing. They settled in Fredericksburg, Virginia, where Hugo Iltis was soon

carry fewer passengers and less cargo. In an attempt to manage the Atlantic crossing, an alternative 'piggy-back' approach was trialled. This concept had

Retrieved March 15, 2019. Sexton, Paul (May 3, 2018). "Minnie Riperton's Atlantic Crossing With 'Lovin' You'". udiscovermusic.com. Universal Music Group. Retrieved

crossing by Rob Feloy, who had designed the kayak for Peter Bray's trans-Atlantic Crossing approximately six years earlier. The Lot 41 design includes two cockpits

Victory 1998 - City Hall 1997 - Chief De Beers 1996 - Rip Home 1995 - Atlantic Crossing 1994 - Chief De Beers 1993 - Morden 1992 - Buck's Pride 1991 - Turvey

Stevens Rogers as sailing master, made their final preparations for the Atlantic crossing. On May 15, the ship broke free from her moorings during a squall

produced three portraits of the novelist Joseph Conrad during an Atlantic crossing. An extended visit to Spain in 1929 resulted in the folio Old Spain

built strong enough to meet the current safety standards for a trans-Atlantic crossing (and therefore heavier than the previous generation of racing yachts)

emerged off Africa on June 20 and moved inconspicuously across the Atlantic, crossing Central America nine days later. The disturbance organized into a

to enslaved Africans piled onto ships for the Middle Passage, the Atlantic crossing to America. I was seeing images that were all too familiar. It was

"Solar Impulse grounded until 2016", BBC News, 15 July 2015 "The Atlantic Crossing is completed!". Solar Impulse. Retrieved 27 September 2017. Carrington

decided to provide convoy escort for the full length of the North Atlantic crossing. To this end, the Admiralty asked the Royal Canadian Navy on May 23

crossed the Atlantic Ocean. The ship was torpedoed and sunk during an Atlantic crossing in February 1943. Listed as missing in action, LoPresti was thought

ever promotion". Guernsey Press. 10 April 2017. "Rower wed after Atlantic crossing". BBC. 28 February 2006. "Jorgensen's silver lining". Guernsey Press

2005, when she broke the 100-year-old record for fastest monohull Atlantic crossing under regatta conditions (as opposed to solo runs, where the team

On 19 June 2015 Germinal caught up with a sailboat making a trans-Atlantic crossing 250 nautical miles (460 km; 290 mi) southeast of Martinique. The two

Myrtle Beach, S.C., to Moron Air Base, Spain. This was the first Atlantic crossing of the F-104 and paved the way for subsequent deployments of Starfighter

Mollison's solo crossing of the Atlantic, Smith completed the first solo Atlantic crossing in a helicopter when he arrived at Balmoral Castle, United Kingdom

1991, pp. 20–21. "Primary Documents: German Submarine Deutschland's Atlantic Crossing, 9 July 1916". FirstWorldWar.com. 8 November 2003. Showell, Jak P

for last minute aircraft modifications before taking the Southern Atlantic crossing route to Tibenham, England. On October 1, 1944, when training ended

Liverpool on 5 July 1838, becoming the first steamer to depart for an Atlantic crossing from the River Mersey. In January, 1839, they were awarded a contract

August 31 of pneumonia. In June 1927, a month after Lindbergh's solo Atlantic crossing, Mr. Hegenberger flew with Lt. Lester Maitland in a Fokker plane from

commission and set out for Brazil on 5 September 1874. During the trans-Atlantic crossing on the steamer Orénoque, Cruls met and became friends with Joaquim

2017. Miceli, Barbara. “Peace, Freedom and Cooperation through the Atlantic Crossing in Colum McCann’s TransAtlantic” in Susanna Nanni and Sabrina Vellucci

Lindemann". 2 December 2020. Deutsches Museum (Bonn) Ocean Rowing statistics First Atlantic Crossing in Canoe -Video Newsreel film Ebook: Alone at Sea

April 1918 with a convoy bound for France. She concluded her first Atlantic crossing in Navy service at Brest, France, on 10 May 1918 and moved on to Gironde

hydroplanes of the American Navy attempted the first non-stop trans-Atlantic crossing between 16–17 May 1919. Two of the planes (NC-1 and NC-3) made emergency

days following, sharing headlines with Charles Lindbergh's trans-Atlantic crossing (though Lindbergh's crossing received much more attention) and eliciting

hydroplanes of the American Navy attempted the first non-stop trans-Atlantic crossing between 16–17 May 1919. Two of the planes (NC-1 and NC-3) made emergency

days following, sharing headlines with Charles Lindbergh's trans-Atlantic crossing (though Lindbergh's crossing received much more attention) and eliciting

1898 his brother George, also a professional golfer, would make the Atlantic crossing to join him at Edgewater as an assistant. Prior to his emigration

States, where permanent repairs were to be carried out. During the Atlantic crossing, the ship sustained storm damage, which necessitated further repair

April 1918 with a convoy bound for France. She concluded her first Atlantic crossing in Navy service at Brest, France, on 10 May 1918 and moved on to Gironde

continental Europe. Approximately 10.2 million Africans survived the Atlantic crossing between 1450 and 1870. The large slave population thrived due to the

having won the Blue Riband a few years earlier for the fastest-ever Atlantic crossing, in 5 days, 11 hours, and 57 minutes. Germany entered World War I

clean water initiatives all over the world. Five years after her Atlantic crossing, Spotz's book, Just Keep Rowing, which is co-authored by Mark Bowles

Bavarian Revolution, Reid headed for England to volunteer, but after the Atlantic crossing changed his mind and went home to Ireland instead. He soon moved to

it was damaged on its attempted takeoff at Sintra Air Base for the Atlantic crossing. On a later return flight from Hatfield it made a record flight from

One of the largest car carriers in the world makes a winter Atlantic crossing between Southampton, UK and Newark, New Jersey, United States. 5 4

Records suggest that Davis and Virginia made at least one other Atlantic crossing, from England to the more successful Jamestown Settlement, a project

Interactive Studio The Great Divide Dance The Decades Table Talk Atlantic Crossing Transmission Playback Many of these interactive exhibits have been

(business rivals to the Williams firm), which was about to make the Atlantic crossing. The worried captain, Richard Jackson, was told that the packages

Cello Concerto (1997) Trio Concerto (2005) Piano Concerto No. 2 'Atlantic Crossing' (2006) Piano Concerto no. 3 (2010) Chakra for 3 percussionists and

Simla, and Paris were ready for service. This would be Benares' first Atlantic-crossing. On 10 September 1940, Paris set sail with 45 CORB children, bound

Maxima. Retrieved 18 May 2021. "Greta Thunberg arrives in Lisbon after Atlantic crossing". BBC Newsround. 3 December 2019. Retrieved 18 May 2021. "Greta Thunberg

Galway, Ireland to St. John's, Newfoundland, giving a quicker, shorter Atlantic crossing. Emigration from Europe to North America was the new large shipping

recording flights on that date. Charles Lindbergh's monumental 1927 Atlantic crossing sparked massive interest in aviation around the nation. In Oklahoma

Australia was especially noteworthy, as Jason reached the antipode to his Atlantic crossing path. The second half of Jason's human powered circumnavigation journey

the period of building ships to contest the Blue Riband for fastest Atlantic crossing, the two world wars, the 1960s Fairfield Experiment in management/labour

deployed to the Mediterranean as part of MARG 3-90. During the trans-Atlantic crossing, the ship received orders to sail to Mamba Station off the coast of

Lincolnshire, England in 4 hours and 5 minutes, an unofficial pre-Concorde Atlantic crossing speed record. From April 1964, following a reorganisation of how aircraft

one of the six Vampire F.IIIs of No 54 Squadron making the first Atlantic crossing by jet aircraft. 26 November 1940 – 748522 Sergeant Eric William Wright

stood guard for the Navy flying boat NC-4 on its historic first trans-Atlantic crossing by an aircraft. Promoted to rear admiral in 1921, he served as a member

Henni, to establish his community in America. Brunner used the long Atlantic crossing as an opportunity to lead a nine-day retreat for the eight priests

following year in 1982, again at short notice, he embarked on an Atlantic crossing aboard Sea Falcon, the boat of English sailor and navigator, Sir Robin

Cheminées Poujoulat with Tanguy Cariou WR 2006 World Record North Atlantic Crossing (4 day 8:23:54) Maxi Cat Orange II skipper by Bruno Peyron 6th 2007

of routes is one of the factors which makes an east-to-west north Atlantic crossing interesting, as different skippers try different strategies against

passage to Europe, and the next day formed up with a convoy for the Atlantic crossing. At about noon on the third day out, a fire broke out in the forward

special antisubmarine group of the 6th Fleet. The carrier began her Atlantic crossing on 12 May and sailed only a few hundred miles when trouble flared

who set the record in 1900 (held until 1905) for the fastest trans-Atlantic crossing with his yacht, Endymion. Lauders' descendants include ornithologist

on 16 November 1918, assigned to the NOTS Army account, making one Atlantic crossing from New York to England with foodstuffs in 1919. After World War

December 1917 – 9 January 1918 Port of Entry, Hoboken, New Jersey Trans-Atlantic crossing, RMS Carmania, 9–24 January 1918 Romney Rest Camp, Winchester, England

Brooklands. Among his pupils was John Alcock, famed for the first non-stop Atlantic crossing by air. 24 James George Weir 8 November 1910 Bleriot Monoplane at

west of London. The flight took 18 hours and 36 minutes, the fastest Atlantic crossing to date. The next day Merrill and Richman completed their flight to

Vice-Admiral John Byron left European waters in pursuit. D'Estaing's Atlantic crossing took three months, but Byron (who was called "Foul-weather Jack" due

the world's largest and most luxurious passenger liner—and to an Atlantic crossing fraught with terror. Cemetery Dance (2009) – Pendergast returns to

USA Today, 11 June 2016 Amos, Jonathan. "Solar Impulse completes Atlantic crossing with landing in Seville", BBC, 23 June 2016 Amos, Jonathan. "Solar

increase the design's efficiency. For long-range flight, using an Atlantic-crossing mailplane as his example, the engine would spend most of its time

"The Man Who Pierced the Sky" Vanity Fair, pp. 174–183, 203–204 "Atlantic crossing beckons". September 2014. Archived from the original on January 12

Gale Warnings". Bloomberg News. "Hurricane forces rower to abandon Atlantic crossing". CBC News. August 19, 2009. Retrieved August 19, 2009. Agence France-Presse

Retrieved 23 January 2022. "Jean-Jacques Savin: Frenchman completes Atlantic crossing in barrel". BBC News. 10 May 2019. Retrieved 23 January 2022. "Jean-Jacques

collections. He became acquainted with Theodore Roosevelt on a trans-Atlantic crossing from New York in 1886, and the two men quickly became close friends

of the first qualifying round, having injured his back during the Atlantic crossing. He returned to Sydney at the end of October. Hattersley died of a

Europe for their honeymoon which is leaving shortly. On the trans-Atlantic crossing, and upon their arrival on the continent, Kent showers Norma with

Immingham, and Belfast Lough—and New York. She ended her tenth North Atlantic crossing when she arrived at New York on 16 February 1944. Sailing from New