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#17 Howard Hughes supervising the launch of his flying boat, 1940s.

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Howard Hughes supervising the launch of his flying boat, 1940s.

The Spruce Goose: Hughes H-4 Hercules – The Largest Flying Boat Ever Built

#17 Howard Hughes supervising the launch of his flying boat, 1940s.

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