Niner Lima Charlie:
I would add Clarence "Kelly" Johnson to the group.
Just a moment's diversion: Lindbergh's 1927 flight was remarkable in many respects: Astute engineering (minimum weight and drag and power), great personal dedication, and salesmanship. One man, nonstop NY - Paris. Just enough to win the
Orteig prize.
But just one decade later, Kelly Johnson's design, a
Lockheed 14, flew that same route in one-half the time, with five aboard - Howard Hughes was piloting.
They refueled and flew onward around the world, albeit not a true circumnavigation (about 10000 miles short.)