Varied
Single engine training was 3 months
multi engine training was another 3 months
There was 3 phases of training. Right before start of war they where 10 weeks for each phase. During war it was cut down to 9 weeks.
Cocaine
boobie days
It could take weeks, as mail would first travel by train, then steamship, then another train, before reaching its destination, and that's assuming the ship wasn't sunk by a German submarine.
Pilots fought valiantly as they fought off the Japanese and the Germans. They dropped bombs where needed and in the end when they dropped the two atom bombs they helped to save millions of lives. Japan and Germany surrendered after a long 5 year war in which pilots were fifty percent responsible for the victory.
not likely...............
The train may need water , coal , pick-up/drop off passengers/cargo , a track obstruction .
No time at all
Cocaine
The world's longest freight train was recorded in Australia, measuring about 4.6 miles long.
to take on water
105 miles
boobie days
If you are talking about the Concord, then I believe it is because the "nose" was so long that the pilots had a hard time seeing the runway. So they made it pivot, so the pilots could see.
Long distance journey during second trimester are considered to be safest. Never the less long journey by air or train is generally very safe during pregnancy.
Approx 5 hours during the day and up to 10 hours during the night.
It could take weeks, as mail would first travel by train, then steamship, then another train, before reaching its destination, and that's assuming the ship wasn't sunk by a German submarine.
The longest train in world history was 4.568 miles long. It ran about 170 miles with 682 loaded iron ore wagons or cars in Australia in 2001.