We: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

We, credited to Charles Lindbergh, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.

About the work

The LibriVox catalogue summary, preserved with the recording, reads:

LibriVox recording of We by Charles Lindbergh. Read in English by Jim Locke. "We" is comprised of two parts. The first ten chapters (sections) where he traces his steady and remarkable genius for flying are written by Charles Lindbergh. The last six chapters are written by Fitzhugh Green and entitled "A Little of What the World Thought of Lindbergh." Green describes the extraordinary public response abroad and then in America to Lindbergh's greatest achievement--his flight from New York to Paris. (Summary by Jim Locke)

Recording facts

• Recording title: We
• Author credits: Charles Lindbergh
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 17
• Listed recording duration: 5:14:22

Catalogue topics

• aviation
• memoir

Track guide

1. 00 - Foreword — 7:28
2. 01 - Boyhood and Early Flights — 21:16
3. 02 - My First Plane — 25:52
4. 03 - Barnstorming Experiences — 21:04
5. 04 - Heading South — 20:55
6. 05 - Training at Brooks Field — 22:42
7. 06 - Receiving a Pilot's Wings — 28:16
8. 07 - I Join the Air Mail — 21:36
9. 08 - Two Emergency Jumps — 23:58
10. 09 - San Diego-St. Louis-New York — 14:38
11. 10 - New York to Paris — 18:29
12. 11 - Paris — 15:31
13. 12 - Brussels — 6:26
14. 13 - London — 10:18
15. 14 - Washington — 30:44
16. 15 - New York — 20:42
17. 16 - St. Louis — 4:27

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