There were two IIRC, Nungesser and Coli.  I believe the first one was an
extremely rare example of a French Ace of World War I.  I may have the names
misspelled, but they are pretty close.  (Too lazy to check the web.)

I also believe that Amelia was captured by the Japanese and executed as a
supposed spy.  Well, that's one theory I read many moons ago.  

Denys

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Interesting - and one of the tops on my list is where the heck is Amelia
Earhart's Lockheed? 

There was also a strange wreckage of a French plane in the Maine forest
leading to speculation that a Frenchman (forget his name) beat Lindberg by a
few months crossing the Atlantic - the other way...

Bill

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