A FLIGHT ALONG AMERICA'S HIGHWAY

摘要

In the decade or so after the end of World War Ⅱ, whole fleets of perfectly good but obsolete aircraft were surplussed by the U.S. military and fell into the hands of a generation of ex-military pilots. Some vets wanted to start airlines or crop-dusting services. Some just wanted to fly for the pleasure of it. Bill Price wanted to take an aerial portrait of the United States. He proposed buying a surplus airplane and buzzing America's Main Street, U.S. Highway 40, capturing its likeness with a camera.