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June 3, 1928 - New York, NY, U.S. - Mechanic/co-pilot LOUIS 'SLIM' GORDON, commander AMELIA EARHART and pilot WILMER STULTZ after crossing over the Atlantic (first time with a woman) in the
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Amelia Earhart, centre; Wilmer Stultz, pilot, right; and Louis Gordon, co- pilot, Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. MEV-10842735 | agefotostock
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Amelia Earhart reception: Earhart with bouquet of flowers, flanked (l. to r.) by Louis Gordon (co-
Amelia Earhart with pilot Wilmer Stultz (left) and mechanic Lou Gordon as they appeared returning to the U.S. after her first transatlantic crossing in 1928 Stock Photo - Alamy
