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Charles Lindbergh Goes Gliding, 1930
Lebec, California
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Lindbergh and crew attach new wing.
"When any repairs were necessary on the gliders, Lindbergh was always
on hand to help make them. Here he is seen, near the center, assisting
in putting a new wing on the soaring ship which was used in the gliding
experiment at the Lebec camp. The machine's main wing measures
sixty feet across."
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