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The following is a time chart of Amelia's aviation record in her attempt to go around the world. Complete it with the missing dates and events.
Date | Event |
1) June 1, 1937 | |
2) | Electra flew to Calcutta |
3) June 27 | |
4) | Reached Lae in New Guinea. |
5) | Amelia left Lae. |
6) July 2 (7:20 hrs) | |
7) | Amelia made her last radio contact. |
8) | Last voice transmissions from Amelia |
9) |
Solution
Date | Event |
1. June 1,1937 | Amelia and her navigator Fred Noonan started from Miami. |
2. June 29 | Electra flew to Calcutta |
3. June 27 | Left Bandoeng for Port Darwin, Australia. |
4. July 2 | Reached Lae in New Guinea. |
5. July 2 | Amelia left Lae. |
6. July 2 (7:20 hrs) | Amelia provided the position of her plane. |
7. July 2 | Amelia made her last radio contact. |
8. July 2 | Last voice transmissions from Amelia. |
9. July 18 | Search abandoned by ships in Howland |
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