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When Post was killed on August 15, 1935, ending the possibility of any more attempts to complete the AM-2 stratosphere flight, the covers were cancelled in Los Angeles on August 20, 1935, and forwarded to their addressees. [citation needed] Final flight and death Post with Will Rogers, August 1935
- Mae Laine (m. June 27, 1927)
- Aviator
- November 22, 1898, Corinth, Van Zandt County, Texas, US
Learn about the tragic plane crash that killed the famous aviator Wiley Post and the humorist Will Rogers in 1935. Find out how they became friends, why they flew to Alaska, and what went wrong with their hybrid aircraft.
16. Aug. 2013 · These artifacts from Post's fatal crash are on display at the National Air and Space Museum in Washington D.C. . On August 15, 1935, in a plane crash near Point Barrow Alaska, famed aviator Wiley Post perished alongside his close friend, the renowned humorist and popular culture icon Will Rogers. With the exception of Charles ...
Wiley Post (1931) Wiley Hardeman Post (* 22. November 1898 in Van Zandt County; † 15. August 1935 in Point Barrow) war ein US-amerikanischer Pilot, dem 1933 der erste Alleinflug um die Erde gelang.
25. Jan. 2023 · The Day the World’s Best Aviator Killed Will Rogers (and Himself) Even world-famous pilots can make fatal mistakes. by Robert O. Harder 1/25/2023. Wiley Post planned to use his hybrid Lockheed Orion/Explorer on a 1935 expedition through Alaska and on to Siberia with “cowboy philosopher” Will Rogers. The two men and their nose ...
- Robert O. Harder
16. Sept. 2022 · Wiley Post was a pioneer aviator who flew solo around the world and discovered the jet stream. He died in a plane crash in Alaska in 1935 with his friend Will Rogers, a famous actor and humorist.
Designated AHRS. December 23, 1971. The Rogers–Post Site, located on the North Slope of the U.S. state of Alaska, is the location of a plane crash that killed humorist Will Rogers and aviator Wiley Post on August 15, 1935, during an aerial tour of Alaska.
