
Video: A Flight On 'Fat Albert' - Patch.com | It may not fly as fast or as nimbly as the F/A-18 Hornets, but the Blue Angels' Fat Albert is definitely a showstopper. This plane typically carries the cargo, equipment and support team for the Blue ...
We made it! - Air Race ClassicAir Race Classic - Air Race Classic by ejackson | We made it to the finish! We have no idea how we did..we will find out tomorrow at the awards banquet! We'll keep you posted. For now, we're completing han…
We made it! - Air Race ClassicAir Race Classic - Air Race Classic by ejackson | We made it to the finish! We have no idea how we did..we will find out tomorrow at the awards banquet! We'll keep you posted. For now, we're completing han…

Parachute team plans local jump - Dubuque Telegraph Herald | The Golden Knights parachute team jump will land in the Kennedy Mall parking lot just off Stoneman Road at 7 pm Saturday, July 2, according to Richardson Motors and Dubuque Mining Co. For more than 52 years, members of the US Army Parachute Team have ...

'Complex air show' quells Monument Fire - Sierra Vista Herald | Stacking the aircraft begins at the top with an overall air boss, who is a flying air traffic controller supervising all the aircraft coming into and out of the drop areas, he said. In some cases there may be a need to separate the fire fighting into ...

Local role in aviation history is significant - Elmira Star-Gazette | Curtiss also trained Lt. Theodore Ellyson, who became US Naval Aviator No. 1. In the following years, the Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Company manufactured hundreds of aircraft for the US Navy. In an age when air travel and even space travel have become ...

From wind to waves - and back again! from Bayou Renaissance Man by Peter | The Greek Air Force has just salvaged one of its Mirage 2000 fighters. The aircraft crashed on June 9th, very near the coast of the island of Samos, in relatively shallow water (apparently sustaining remarkably little damage in the process). A team of divers and a recovery barge brought it to the surface. Here, posted by the Greek Air Force, are a series of photographs illustrating the recovery…
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