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The Wright Brothers were prominent citizens of Dayton Ohio, their inventions put this city on the international map. Most notably their three-axis control and first successful controlled flight on Dec 17, 1903. Using their success to inspire and revitalize the local economy.

I wanted to find a way to give back to my adopted home and community by exploring the history and promoting local heroes. To invent the future, one must learn from our past.

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