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How one ambitious American businessman—and his fleet of silver planes—helped the Allies win the war. As searchlights scoured the skies over blacked-out, bomb-battered London in June 1941, Juan Trippe stood atop the roof of his hotel, his eyes sweeping the beleaguered British capital. Flashes from distant blasts illuminated the features that made Trippe look younger …
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