The Aviator (2004) Official Trailer #1 - Leonardo DiCaprio

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Published on Feb 12, 2013

 

The Aviator 'H-1 Racer Plane’ - Leonardo DiCaprio

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Joel Leppe
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Inspiring scene from the movie "The Aviator" (2004) Hughes H-1 Racer 1935 - Santa Ana, California The Aviator (2004) Directed by Martin Scorsese Original Motion Picture Score by Howard Shore

 

Howard Hughes’ H-1 Racer - Decades TV Network

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Published on Sep 13, 2016

Never satisfied, Howard Hughes’ insatiable need to outperform everyone, including himself, is what ultimately led him to break record after record. One of which he broke on September 13, 1935, using his first plane, the H-1 Racer.

 

Howard Hughes - H-4 Hercules -

A.K.A Spruce Goose.

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xephael

"I've put the sweat of my life into this thing. I have my reputation rolled up in it. And I have stated several times that if it's a failure I'll probably leave this country and never come back. And I mean it!" -Howard Hughes

It flew just fine. Rest of the stupid commentators can STFU.
The film shows it in the air. He fulfilled the contract.

Maples01
He got it in the air to prove that it would fly, nothing else, as the powers that be were calling it a failure and trying to crucify him, because he did exactly as they asked, built exactly what they wanted, the demand being of wood, and since there was no longer of need, they didn't want to pay for it. It wasn't on time because it was never done before, like everything else the gov does, they want too much, right now, and then don't want to pay for it


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Published on Jul 20, 2013

Howard Hughes - H-4 Hercules - Spruce Goose.

 

Rob

The Senator questioning Hughes was a complete fool. He had his answer but kept asking the same question again and again. Did he expect Hughes to change his mind?. Complete idiot Senator Brewster.

 

DSc KEL

I was a witness to the first flight of the Spruce Goose from the deck of Navy ship USS DIACHENKO APD 123----San Pedro/ Long Beach harbor.-It was a great thrill to watch that plane lift off - to prove to the idiots in Washington that it would fly..This scale model proves that it was a good design. The main problem back then was the engines were under powered , If Mr. Hughes had todays Jet engines with the power/weight ratio-The plane would be able to preform is"s designed mission. With the prop engines it could never lift off with 300 hundred or more troops.

 

Spruce Goose VIP Tour

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Published on Aug 11, 2014

Visitors to the famous "Spruce Goose", located at the Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum in McMinnville, Oregon, find that their museum entry fee includes basic access to a small plexiglass room inside the cargo hold of the huge aircraft.



While the museum does not exactly promote it, enthusiastic and/or interested visitors can arrange with the docents and front desk to get either a VIP Tour of the airplane, or a photo in the cockpit (the VIP Tour includes the cockpit photo). The fee for the extra access is treated as a donation to the museum.



The extra access is well worth the cost, but it might not always be available, so check ahead if possible. This video is what I was able to take during my own VIP Tour. Sadly, many areas were too dark to get decent video, although my eyes could see adequately.