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Today in 1910 Teddy Roosevelt became the first president to do what?
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October 10, 2011 •
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Fly in an airplane. Roosevelt, by this time a former president, went on a four-minute flight with pilot Archibald Hoxsey at what is now Lambert Field in St. Louis.
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