
Make-A-Wish Child Meets the Blue Angels - Patch.com | Wish child Joshua Tedeschi, a Cranston resident, recently posed for a photo with US Navy Blue Angels Pilot Lt. Rob Kurrle, Jr., USN at a special air show viewing thanks to the Make-A-Wish Foundation® of Massachusetts and Rhode Island. ...
Blue Thunder II Update - John Parker ... We brought Blue back from the Golden West show on Sunday morning so that we could get her in a few shots of a 3D IMAX feature that was being filmed here at the Stead Airport. The next morning, June 13, I started formation and pylon race course practice, flying once a day for a week. Steve Edmonson was here for the week and he did a great job of finding places on Blue to mount our GoPro Hero camera. We got a lot of footage and Rhonda has edited some of that footage and uploaded it onto You Tube. The links below show some pretty cool stuff.
http://evanflys.com/golden_west_2011#Next - Golden West 2011 photo gallery
http://youtu.be/7Z_5vIay-4s - Blue II flight test #7
http://youtu.be/MUqv6umwHJg - Yellow in formation flight with Blue
http://youtu.be/2GR-1a8cwuA - Blue II at PRS 2011
Tuskegee 'Museum' Under Fire from Aero-News Network | $5 Million Facility Being Called A Federal Stimulus Boondoggle Last summer, the Fulton County Commission in Georgia approved borrowing five million dollars from the federal government to build an "aviation cultural center" to honor the Tuskegee Airmen...

Last Skyhawk jets heading for museums - Stuff.co.nz | Defence Minister Wayne Mapp said the last three of nine Skyhawks earmarked for museums will be sent to the Warbirds Association in Ardmore, the Warbirds over Wanaka and Ashburton Aviation Museum. Three of the 16 Aermacchi jet trainers will also go to ...
‘I never flew a combat mission in my B-17, I was lucky,’ John Ross from War Tales by Don Moore | John Ross, who until relatively recently lived in North Port for 33 years, was the pilot of a B-17 Bomber during World War II. He and his bomber crew were members of the 388th Bomb Group, 8th Air Force flying out of a field near Cambridge, England. “They say when I got over there with...

Flying fortress brings back memories for WWII veterans - Peoria Journal Star | Jim Fischer, 80, of Morton looks out a window of a B17 Flying Fortress at Byerly Aviation Tuesday. By MICHAEL BOREN The German fighter planes were so close that LeRoy Mace could see the enemies' faces when he flew 46 missions in Europe during World War ...
B-25 Bomber on Display at Yakima Air Museum - KIMA CBS 29 | The pilots made sure France was given the ride of a lifetime, gliding across the Yakima Valley, even encouraging him to climb into the nose for a spectacular 200-degree view. The B-25 is on display at the McAllister Museum at the Yakima Airport through ...
B-25 Bomber on Display at Yakima Air Museum - KIMA CBS 29 | The pilots made sure France was given the ride of a lifetime, gliding across the Yakima Valley, even encouraging him to climb into the nose for a spectacular 200-degree view. The B-25 is on display at the McAllister Museum at the Yakima Airport through ...
Restoration of Glacier Girl, Part 3 from Featured | In Flight USA has run the story of Glacier Girl in three parts. The first part, the history of Glacier Girl, ran in the May Issue. The second part covered The Recovery of Glacier Girl and ran in the June issue. Here we present the third part that tells the story of the Restoration of Glacier Girl. This story leads us to AirVenture, July 25-31, where Glacier Girl will be on display…
Vintage German Airplane Down In UK from Aero-News Network | Pilot Walks Away From Accident In Bucker Juhgmann A pilot preparing for a flying display in a Military Pageant Air Show in Bedfordshire village in the UK was able to walk away from an accident which damaged the Bucker Jungmann airplane he was flying...
Accident Fatally Injures Santa Paula Air Show Pilot from Aero-News Network | Cessna Went Down In Riverbed Near The Airport An air show pilot based at the Santa Paula, CA airport (KSZP) was one of two people fatally injured when the Cessna 180 they were flying went down in a riverbed near the airport Sunday night…

Bush pilots, their planes, and their so-called airfields from Bayou Renaissance Man by Peter | I've written before about 'bush pilots'; and, although Miss D. would deny that she qualifies for that label, she's nevertheless regarded as at least a fledgling 'bush pilot' by others who've earned that moniker. I've encountered the breed in Africa, and I know they're all over the world, wherever their services are needed…

Episode 154 – Bits and Pieces VI from Airplane Geeks Podcast by thegeeks@airplanegeeks.com (Airplane Geeks) The Geeks take the week off in celebration of the July 4 holiday, but still manage to assemble enough content for an episode. We have...

July 6 – This Day In Aviation History from Aviation Earth | In 1919… The first person to arrive in the United States by air from Europe is Englishman Flt. Lt. J. E. M. Pritchard. He arrives with the airship R.34, which has entered American skies after leaving Scotland on July 2 to cross the North Atlantic. (F&F) In 1951… The first in-flight refueling under combat conditions...
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