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Oct 3, 2026

Tail DraggerHOST
4:53
He was there on October 14, 1947, when a young Air Force captain named Chuck Yeager climbed into the Bell X-1 and took a shot at the sound barrier.
Tail DraggerHOST
5:01
Hoover flew chase that day in a Lockheed P-80 Shooting Star, watching from alongside as Yeager accelerated through Mach 1 and changed aviation history.
Tail DraggerHOST
5:08
The two men were friends, rivals in the best sense, both product of the same generation of pilots who had come out of the war with young eyes and no fear.
Tail DraggerHOST
5:16
But Hoover's enduring legacy was not built in the high-altitude test world.
Jack KennedyGUEST
2:41
from? Taylorville, Illinois, TAZ.
Jack KennedyGUEST
2:45
Hardest airplane to fly? The Lockheed Constellation.
MikeHOST
2:50
Okay.
Jack KennedyGUEST
2:51
Easiest to fly? Probably the Piper Cub or Ronca Champ, I would say.
Jack KennedyGUEST
2:56
Hardest systems to learn? Again, the Lockheed constellation.
Jack KennedyGUEST
3:02
Scariest moment on a plane.
Jack KennedyGUEST
3:05
Well, that's another Connie.
Jack KennedyGUEST
3:07
So that's a Lockheed constellation, 1649A.
Cyril ChappelletGUEST
2:20
It was very entrepreneurial and it was a tremendous amount of fun for he and his partner to build something from scratch.
Cyril ChappelletGUEST
2:27
And as you had mentioned, my father's father was very entrepreneurial also in that during the 30s, he was one of the four investors who bought the Lockheed Corporation company.
Cyril ChappelletGUEST
2:41
And then created the Lockheed that we know today over the next 50, 70 years that they created Lockheed aircraft.
Cyril ChappelletGUEST
2:49
And then that became Lockheed Martin currently.
speaker_3ADVERTISER
1:27
Always read the leaflet.
Herbert MarshallSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:45
The men and women of Lockheed Aircraft present Herbert Marshall in The Man Called X.
Herbert MarshallSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:50
Produced and directed by Jack Johnstone.
Herbert MarshallSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:59
The Man Called X.
Bailey SarianHOST
19:57
On June 29th, 1937, Amelia and Fred began their journey from a place called Lae in New Guinea.
Bailey SarianHOST
20:04
The plane Fred and Amelia were taking was a Lockheed Model 10E Electra.
Bailey SarianHOST
20:10
Maybe you know what that looks like.
Bailey SarianHOST
20:12
Apparently, Purdue University sponsored the purchase of this plane.

15 MINS LATER

Bailey SarianHOST
35:21
The truth is the Japanese Navy could totally have benefited from getting their hands on the Electra, the airplane.
Bailey SarianHOST
35:28
Maybe that's what they wanted.
Bailey SarianHOST
35:30
That plane had a whole bunch of bells and whistles on board, including some new inventions that were being tested for US warplanes, which means Japan would get their hands on, like, inside knowledge on American military technology, and, like, who wouldn't want that at this time? Around this time, the FBI and the US Navy knew that the Japanese spies were trying to get information from the Lockheed plant, in other words, the manufacturer of the Electra plane.
Bailey SarianHOST
36:01
Even some people in the Earhart family believe this theory.

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