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History Minutes: Air Force One

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Air Force One

FDR was the first President to fly. President Eisenhower was the first to fly in an airplane under the Air Force One call sign.

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Click below to watch the full video of Theodore Roosevelt flying in 1910.

Library of Congress: Theodore Roosevelt in a biplane in 1910.

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