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The Spokane Sun-God

The Spokane Sun-God

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 Battling violent storms, forest fire smoke, head winds and fatigue, a pair of Spokane, Washington, aviators flew nonstop across America and back in 1929 to establish a new world record. Their Buhl CA-6 sesquiplane, named Spokane Sun-God, was the first airplane to make a non-stop transcontinental round-trip flight. Sponsored by the National Air Derby Association along with Texaco, who supplied the gas, Buhl Aircraft Company, who provided the plane, and many Spokane citizens and businessmen, pilot Nick Mamer and mechanic Art Walker took to the skies at 6pm and headed west into the sunset from Felts Field on August 15th as a crowd of thousands looked on. Art Walker (L) and Nick Mamer (R) pose in front of the Spokane Sun-God, circa 1929. Photos of the 1939 art deco clock dedicated to Nick Mamer at Spokane's Felts Field.

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