On September 4, 1922, he flew his DH4B-Liberty 400 from Pablo  Beach, Florida to San Diego, becoming the first person ever to  travel coast-to-coast in less than 24 hours. But
On September 4, 1922, he flew his DH4B-Liberty 400 from Pablo  Beach, Florida to San Diego, becoming the first person ever to  travel coast-to-coast in less than 24 hours. But he is more famous  for another long-distance flight he made twenty years later, taking  off from the USS Hornet, 800 miles away from his targets in Japan.  FTP, name this aviator, whose 1942 bombing raid on Tokyo was the  first American success of World War II.
On September 4, 1922, he flew his DH4B-Liberty 400 from Pablo  Beach, Florida to San Diego, becoming the first person ever to  travel coast-to-coast in less than 24 hours.