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The first forms of man-made flying objects were?
paper airplanes, definatley!
Why were kites banned in world war 1?
Kites were commonly used in the war because it is an easy way to transport messages. in the Civil War if you were flying a kite the South would think it is a child playing with a kite.
Have their been any recent sightings within the last decade of the ghost ship the Flying Dutchman?
No the last report was in in 1959, when a Dutch freighter called the Straat Magelhaen reported an extremely close encounter with a ghostly sailing ship. Her sails were full, she was moving extremely quickly, and she was so close that the crew of the freighter could clearly see a lone man steering the craft. Collision seemed inevitable, but the apparition vanished right before impact. There are no major documented sightings of The Flying Dutchman after 1959. The reasons differ depending on who you talk to, but I believe it could be merely because traffic around the Cape of Good Hope is much lower now than in past centuries, with most ships preferring to sail the much shorter route into the Mediterranean Ocean and through the Suez Canal in order to navigate between Asia and Europe.
When did Charles Lindbergh start flying?
Lindbergh started flying in 1922.
When was Ashburn Flying Field created?
Ashburn Flying Field was created in 1916.
