one of america's leading balloonist, ralph upton, in preparation for the 1922 national race, organized the first system of aviation radio weather reports an invaluable to the progress of aviation. the fact is, many of the men interested in balloon racing have proved to be leaders in aeronautical development. it weren't vietnam. it is one of the outstanding figures three times an international race winner, van orman as pioneer in several important ballooning improvements. it was commander rosendahl and this taken at a national balloon race in 1927. today, admiral rosendahl as chief of the navy airship training experimental command, directs the entire field of military lighter than air development for the united states. the winner of the national race from pittsburgh in 1929 was lieutenant colonel, an ardent balloon race pilot, a scientist as well. but the name settle. became much better known for a considerable different aspect of ballooning the stratosphere flight in 1933, settle went aloft 12 miles, yet sensational as that record was, it stood only two years. the reason was that strat

one of america's leading balloonist, ralph upton, in preparation for the 1922 national race, organized the first system of aviation radio weather reports an invaluable to the progress of aviation. the fact is, many of the men interested in balloon racing have proved to be leaders in aeronautical development. it weren't vietnam. it is one of the outstanding figures three times an international race winner, van orman as pioneer in several important ballooning improvements. it was commander rosendahl and this taken at a national balloon race in 1927. today, admiral rosendahl as chief of the navy airship training experimental command, directs the entire field of military lighter than air development for the united states. the winner of the national race from pittsburgh in 1929 was lieutenant colonel, an ardent balloon race pilot, a scientist as well. but the name settle. became much better known for a considerable different aspect of ballooning the stratosphere flight in 1933, settle went aloft 12 miles, yet sensational as that record was, it stood only two years. the reason was that strat