This message honors the 94th anniversary of Amelia Earhart becoming the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. It celebrates her bravery during the 15-hour flight from Canada to Ireland in 1932.
Trump highlights that he ordered the release of government records concerning Earhart's disappearance. This is part of an effort to provide more transparency about historical events and solve old mysteries.
The statement links Earhart's legacy to current goals for American aviation. It mentions support for developing supersonic flight and new types of aircraft to keep the United States at the top of the tech world.
This recognition is part of the America 250 celebration, which marks 250 years of independence. It focuses on pioneers who dared to do things others thought were impossible.
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White House Statement
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America 250: Presidential Message on Amelia Earhart’s Flight Across the Atlantic
