Man-in-Sea

During the Depression, Ed Link built a carnival ride out of broken airplane fuselage and a set of bellows from his father's piano factory. That carnival ride beat the Luftwaffe, created the flight simulator industry, and revolutionized the world of aeronautics. After WWII, Ed Link moved on to undersea archaeology, exploring ancient ports, tracking Christopher Columbus, and racing against Jacques Cousteau into the ocean trenches. This is the story of an inventor who built a flight simulator, and a hero that changed the world.