As a young soldier drove across the nation, it took days!

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As a young soldier Eisenhower drove across the nation, it took 62 days!

In 1919, future president Dwight D. Eisenhower drove in a military motor convoy all across the nation, from Washington D.C. to California. This long and hard road over the Lincoln Highway (one of the first-ever built back in 1912.) took 62 days in total.

With the memory of this in mind, Eisenhower later was inspired to make a quality highway system in the U.S.

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