
audiobook
by A. Scott (Albert Scott) Crossfield
ALWAYS ANOTHER DAWN ►
Foreword
A Note on Speed
“A Modern-Day Lindbergh”
The Gypsy Caravan
A Sense of Urgency
Excitement and Frustration
An Unusual Heritage
An Isolated Environment
“Take Her Up and Try a Spin”
A young aeronautical engineer steps out of a rain‑slick Seattle street and into the humming world of the university wind tunnel, already buzzing with the promise of faster, higher flight. He carries the restless energy of a generation that has just traded wartime missions for a peacetime race against the sound barrier, and his early days are a blend of classroom theory, stubborn cars, and a fierce need to prove himself in the sky. The narrative paints the cockpit as a laboratory where every vibration, every cloud, holds a lesson about courage, precision, and the thin line between triumph and disaster.
Through vivid recollections, the pilot shares the exhilaration of pushing Mach numbers beyond the known limits, the camaraderie of fellow test engineers, and the quiet moments that reveal why he chose a life of daring over ordinary comfort. Listeners will hear not just the roar of rockets, but the personal drive that made each launch a step toward a new dawn of human freedom.
Language
en
Duration
~13 hours (785K characters)
Release date
2026-04-13
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
1921–2006

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