After attempt one, George Goddard was ready for a chance to capture something revolutionary in 1925. The center of this eclipse went right over New York City, making it easier for these photographic teams to take to the skies and capture it.
What came next would lead to "open a new era for the combined science of astronomy and aviation" according to astronomer David Todd. Learn more courtesy of Air Force Life Cycle Management Center's chief historian, Kevin Rusnak. More