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$19.95	Lindbergh's Great Race - VHS Video "Are There Any Mechanics Here?" This award winning film is the definitive documentary about Charles Lindbergh and the New York to Paris race for the $25,000 Orteig Prize. Five years in the making, the film contains extremely rare archival footage, including never-before-seen newsreel outtakes and little-known sound recordings. 90 min.		$19.95	Lucky: The Story of Charles Lindbergh. - VHS Video Celebrated the world over, Lindbergh was the epitome of the American hero. But personal tragedy and controversial ideology brought other headlines, too. Now, look at the personal values that led to the rise, fall, and resurrection of the great aviator. In compelling footage of the historic moments in Lindbergh's life, you'll see why the idol of millions chose to withdraw from the limelight in order to redeem himself in the public eye. 50 min.
$19.95	Story of Charles A. Lindbergh - VHS Video More than a documentary about a famous flight to Paris in 1927, this is a well-rounded biography of the man who, invited by Goering to inspect German aircraft production just before WWII, returned to the U.S. to urge rearming here, but remaining neutral. Lindbergh flew 50 combat missions in the Pacific, teaching Air Corps pilots how to fly the P-38. It's all in this video! 55 min.		$19.95	National Geographic: Across the Atlantic - VHS Video Behind the Lindbergh Legend. Climb into the cockpit of an exact replica of the fabled Spirit of St. Louis to experience a riveting, hour-by-hour reenactment of the danger and fatigue endured by the young Charles Lindbergh on his record-shattering flight across the Atlantic. From exclusive, rarely seen archival footage, to the high suspense of Lindbergh's down-to-the-wire race against a formidable field of competitors, it's an unforgettable encounter with a true American icon. 60 min.
$14.95	Legends of Airpower: Charles Lindbergh - VHS Video Charles Lindbergh was a pioneer of flight. As the first man to fly solo across the Atlantic, he played an important role in the development of aviation. He also became a celebrity on a scale never known before, and had to go almost to the ends of the Earth to escape the paparazzi and tabloids. A symbol of American ingenuity and bravery, Lindbergh was a true Legend. 30 Minutes.		$19.95	Charles Lindbergh - Biography - VHS Video Against the Wind. A true hero, Lindbergh flew into history when he crossed the Atlantic. But his fame later soured with his advocacy of U.S. isolationism leading up to WWII. Featuring interviews with family, friends and historians, this video paints a portrait of a man who whose life was defined by a few key events, but who fell victim to his own fame. From his advocacy of conservation to his contribution to the Allied war effort, this is an illuminating look at an icon. 50 minutes.
$29.95	Lindbergh Flies Again Time Machine - VHS Video In 1927, an unknown airmail pilot took off from New York's Roosevelt Field. 34 hours later, Charles Lindbergh landed in Paris, and a new era in aviation had begun. Here, follow every step of Erik Lindbergh's 2002 mission to retrace his grandfather's historic journey, from the construction of his composite Lancair Columbia 300 plane to the struggle to stay focused as he attempts a feat that is still regarded as the "Mt. Everest" of solo, small-plane aviation. Footage of both flights shows that the while the dangers have diminished over the years, the challenge is still very real. This is especially true for Erik, who was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis 15 years ago and for years struggled to perform daily tasks, much less fly a plane. A breakthrough biotech drug opened the skies to him again. One of the most important journeys of the 20th century comes alive again in this unique program. 94 minutes.