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Lindbergh, Charles A. Jr.


United States, Business Person    (1902-02-04 to 1974-08-26)
• Aviation pioneer, political activist. (See: Lindbergh bio)
• 1927-05-20 : First non-stop flight across the Atlantic from New York to Paris.
• 1932-03-01 : His 20-month old son was kidnapped and later found murdered.
Relationships
1930 1940 1950 1960 1970
ConsultantPanAm
 
OfficerUSAirForce
 
PryorSF2Associate
 
ConsultantUSArmyAF
 
MemberAmerFirstCom
 
KeyhoeDAssociate
 
MemberMasonUSA
 
EmployeeUSArmy
 
SonLindberghCA
 
Life ofLindberghCA2
 
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Pan American Airways   (Consultant of, dates uncertain) -- Duck | Google | Bing
• Consultant. Helped design Boeing 747 aircraft.
U.S. Department of the Air Force   (Officer of, dates uncertain) -- Duck | Google | Bing
• Brigadier General. Commission re-instated by Eisenhower.
Pryor, Samuel F. Jr.   (Associate of, dates uncertain) -- Duck | Google | Bing
• Pryor and Lindbergh were close friends. Pryor gave him 5 acres for his residence in Hawaii.
U.S. Army Air Force (USAAF)   (Consultant of, 1944-04 to 1945-09) -- Duck | Google | Bing
• Civilian advisor to Army Air Force. Flew 50 combat missions in the Pacific.
America First Committee   (Member of, 1940-09 to 1941-12) -- Duck | Google | Bing
• Advocate of American defense and non-intervention in the European war. (See: Lindbergh speeches)
Keyhoe, Donald   (Associate of, 1927 to 1974-08-26) -- Duck | Google | Bing
• 1927 : Aide to Lindbergh during a nationwide tour following the famous trans-Atlantic flight
• 1928 : Published "Flying With Lindberg"
Masonic Grand Lodge (USA)   (Member of, 1926-12 to 1974-08-26) -- Duck | Google | Bing
United States Army   (Employee of, 1924 to 1925) -- Duck | Google | Bing
• Army Air Service reserve pilot.
Lindbergh, Charles A.   (Son of, 1902-02-04) -- Duck | Google | Bing