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This book is written by the author of best-seller Airships R-100 and R-101 . Version 2 ** Updated December 15, 2023** Grammarly 99 % French version (4.5 stars). General Italo Balbo piloted one of 25 seaplanes that made up an Italian Regia Aeronautica transatlantic journey in 1933 from Orbetello, Italy, to the Century of Progress International Exposition in Chicago, Illinois. The voyage was well received in many nations, but especially in the United States, where Balbo and his fleet earned the nickname "Italian Air Armada." Balbo saw the mission as a trailblazing move toward commercial flights over the Atlantic since it was a public relations victory for Fascist Italy. Balbo received a gold key to the city of Chicago as well as entrance into the Sioux tribe as the "Chief Flying Eagle". When the Italian fleet arrived in New York City, it was welcomed by millions of people, and Balbo was invited to lunch with President Roosevelt. The city of New York organized a parade in honor of Balbo. Bibliography ANIANTE, Antonio. Italo Balbo, maréchal de l'Air, Grasset, 1933. Anonymous, Official Book of the Flight of Gen. Italo Balbo and His Italian Air Armada to A Century of Progress, Chicago 1933, Cuneo Press, Chicago, 1933. BALBO, Italo. Croisière sur l'Atlantique, Paris, Plon, 1934. CERUTTI, Carlo S. La Crociera Nord-Atlantica, Turin, Edition IL FOGLIO, 1983. CHARRON, Jacques. Été 1933. La croisière d'Italo Balbo d'Orbetello à Chicago. in Cahier no 22, pp. 3-25, Société d'histoire de Longueuil, 1992. FALESSI, Cesare. Balbo aviatore, Arnoldo Mondadori, Milan, 1983. LANA, Robert E. The mass flights of Italo Balbo: The flights of 1928, 1929, 1930, and 1933: a history and catalog of their postal artifacts, The American Air Mail Society, 1996. SEGRE, Claudio G. Italo Balbo: A Fascist Life, University of California Press, 1990. TAYLOR, Blaine. Fascist Eagle: Italy's Air Marshal Italo Balbo, Pictorial Histories Publishing C, 1996. French newspaper La Presse, La Patrie, Le Petit Journal, Le Canada. Magazines Aero Digest, Flight, Time Wikipedia and Google