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Jules Vedrines before Taking-Off in a Morane-Soulnier Mo?
Jules Vedrines before Taking-Off in a Morane-Soulnier Monoplane on 22nd April 1911 Date: 1911
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Morane Morane Soulnier Soulnier Aerolane
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1. Title: "Jules Vedrines on the Brink of Aviation History: A Moment Before Taking Off in a Morane-Soulnier Monoplane (1911)" 2. Description: This photograph captures the enigmatic figure of Jules Vedrines, a pioneering French aviator, as he prepares for an historic takeoff aboard a Morane-Soulnier monoplane on April 22, 1911. The image, taken from a vantage point that offers an intimate and unique perspective, reveals the intense concentration and determination etched on Vedrines' face as he adjusts his goggles, buckles his safety belt, and checks the final arrangements of his aircraft. 3. Background: Jules Vedrines was a daring and innovative pilot who made significant contributions to the early days of aviation. In 1911, he set a new world record for the longest continuous flight, covering a distance of 214 miles (344 kilometers) in just over 5 hours. The Morane-Soulnier monoplane, a single-seat, single-engine aircraft, was a cutting-edge design that allowed for greater maneuverability and efficiency. With its sleek lines and powerful engine, it was the epitome of the modern flying machine. 4. Significance: This photograph is a testament to the courage and ingenuity of early aviators, who pushed the boundaries of human achievement in the pursuit of flight. The image also serves as a poignant reminder of the risks and challenges faced by pioneers like Jules Vedrines, who dedicated their lives to exploring the vast and uncharted skies above. 5. Technical Details: Date: April 22, 1911. Format: Black and white photograph. Size: Approximately 13 x 18 cm. Rights Managed. From the Mary Evans Picture Library. 6. Keywords: 1911, Jules Vedrines, Morane-Soulnier, monoplane, aviation, pioneer, record-breaking flight, early aviation, history, determination, concentration, goggles, safety belt, aircraft, aeroplane, aeroplane history, aviation history, aviation pioneer, Morane-Soulnier monoplane, French aviation, pioneering aviator.
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