Today, 104 years ago, on June 5, 1921 (April 29, 1921), female pilot Bromwell died in an air crash. The courageous flight of Laura-Bromwell was her life, but the afternoon flight in the outskirts of Gardens in Long Island on June 5, 1921 took her life. Laura-Bromwell was the first-class female pilot in the United States. When she lost control of a Canadian-produced single-seat aircraft, she fell from over 1,000 feet high and died instantly. The aircraft was reversed and landed, probably because the seat was overwhelmed under her feet. Laura-Bromwell was only 23 years old and had a flight license for two years. Last month, she made two female records: one in continuous fighting 199 muscles in the air, which was really a super art; another