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Today, we honor those that made the ultimate sacrifice! |
Happy Memorial Day from Flight To Success by Karlene Petitt | In memory of all those who gave their lives for the freedoms that we embrace...
Cross-Country Trek Honoring Our Fallen from photorecon.net by Joe Kates | While attending the F-35B media day at MCAS Yuma on 5-9-2013, Photorecon had the distinct honor to meet Joe “Tiger” Patrick II .Patrick a veteran of Desert Storm embarked on a journey to to honor the men and women who have lost their lives during the Afghanistan and Iraq wars. His trek started April 27th 2013 on Coronado beach San Diego, CA carrying...
A Small Miracle - - Memorial Day 2013 - Wings & Wasp | ...When my first ‘WASP on the Web’ pages were published in 1996, they included an ‘Above and Beyond’ section-- with graphics and information on each of the thirty-eight WASP and trainees who were killed during WWII. Unfortunately, there were very few pictures of the trainees that had been killed, and some of the graphics were, at best, only sketches of their faces....
Salute to Veterans Corporation Features Special Airshow for Veterans from The Aero Experience - Celebrating Midwest Aviation by Carmelo Turdo | The Salute to Veterans Corporation provided an opportunity for military veterans to enjoy their own airshow Friday morning prior to this weekend's public activities. Veterans were brought to the ramp to view the aircraft as they taxied out and performed their aerobatic routines. They were also...
Air show, unaffected by budget cuts, attracts newcomers- Columbia Missourian | COLUMBIA — Despite national budget cuts that grounded demonstration teams in air shows across the country, the 25th annual Salute to Veterans air show went "fabulously" without any cancellations, Chairwoman Mary McCleary Posner said. The automatic ...
60000 turn out for blustery Jones Beach air show - Newsday | Pilots at the Bethpage Air Show in Jones Beach took to the skies Sunday, pulling off rolls and back flips to a delighted but much lighter-than-normal crowd. About 60,000 people braved cold, blustery conditions Sunday, a day after the air
show's opening...
120,000 people gathered for the meeting of the Patrouille de France - Translated | A total of 120,000 people visited the air base Salon this Sunday to watch the meeting of 60 of the Patrouille de France. Our slideshow.
Slideshow: Snowbirds in action - Winnipeg Free Press | Winnipeg Free Press Multimedia Editor Melissa Tait got a chance to ride shotgun with the Canadian Forces' Snowbirds on Saturday, May 25.
Video here!
Solar Impulse at DFW - Flickr Photo Album | Another look at the empennage/aft fuselage and the
right inboard nacelle. The people there give you an idea of scale....
Tuskegee Fly-In Honors Airmen, 'A Tremendous Example For Our Youth' - Huffington Post | As people gathered for the 46th annual Tuskegee Fly-in Saturday, many gathered to pay tribute to the Tuskegee Airmen and their place in history. For retired Col. R.J. Lewis, who hosted the daylong event, it is important to remember the men and what...
Vintage planes replace military jets at Indy 500 - Sacramento Bee | Sunday's flyover included a B-25 Mitchell twin-engine bomber and five T-6 Texan trainers. The aircraft were provided by the Cincinnati Warbirds EAA Squadron 18 and the Tri-State Warbird Museum. B-25s were used for four months after the Dec. 7, 1941...
EAA's Aluminum Overcast: This Flying Fortress Still Has a VeryImportant Mission from Airplanista Aviation Blog by Dan Pimentel | As I write this post over the Memorial Day weekend, it seems fitting
to re-visit last weekend, when EAA's immaculate B-17G-VE Aluminum Overcast visited my home field of Mahlon Sweet Field in Eugene, Oregon. Even though this airplane was delivered to the U.S. Army Air Corps on May 18, 1945 - too late to see action in World War II - the airplane still serves the memory of those courageous veterans who gave their life so I could sit here enjoying the freedoms we Americans often take for granted....
Legendary B-17 takes flight in ABQ - KASA | The commemorative air force Arizona wing is taking civilians up in a legendary B-17 Flying Fortress at Double Eagle 2 Airport titled Sentimental Journey. The bomber was the workhorse of the army air force during the war. ”The B-17 is pretty well known...
The Eagle Squadron commemorative flypast from Flightline UK - UK Airshow News | On Monday 27 May, the Eagle Squadron will carry out a commemorative formation flypast of American Second World War airfields to honour the American airmen who died whilst fighting for their country from British soil....
Air show to include exciting line-up June 8-9 - newszap.com | The beachfront air show, now in its sixth year, offers aircraft demonstrations, low-altitude flyovers, parachute jump teams and civilian aerobatic performances, all for free from the beach and boardwalk in the resort town. Added to the already exciting ...
A Personal Plea to Putin from Autogyro circumnavigation of the globe by The GYROX Team | As the months have rolled by, Norman, still ensconced in Shonai Airport, Japan, where Roxy has been housed since July 2011, has been resolutely trying to gain permission to enter Russian airspace to continue his record breaking circumnavigation of the globe in an autogyro/gyrocopter.
At every step he has been hampered by bureaucracy, secrecy and at times deaf ears. Frustration is now Norman's middle name....
EAA asked to cover some costs for AirVenture controllers from General Aviation News | Even after the Congress enacted legislation that enabled the FAA to fully fund air traffic services, the agency is asking the
Experimental Aircraft Association to cover some of the costs for its
AirVenture operations, including air traffic controllers’ travel, per diems, and overtime, which had traditionally been covered by the FAA.
Vet continues to teach at Air Museum - The Desert Sun | A group of John Glenn Middle School students surrounded Palm Springs Air Museum historian Bob Andrade this past Wednesday as the 80-year-old vet demonstrated how to operate the flight simulators in the museum's library. He patiently explained the...
Greater St. Louis Air & Space Museum Teams With St. Louis Biplane Rides to Offer Waco Flights Over St. Louis from The Aero Experience - Celebrating Midwest Aviation by Carmelo Turdo | The Greater St. Louis Air & Space Museum will again host a 1941 Waco UPF-7 open-cockpit biplane available for flights around the St. Louis area this summer. The aircraft, flown by...
RAF Museum Readies For Restoration Of German WWII Aircraft from Aero-News Network | Specialized Equipment Developed For The Effort A team of restoration experts is currently hard at work preparing to salvage a unique World War II aircraft from the floor of the English Channel. Using cutting edge restoration techniques within a purpose-built polytunnel from First Tunnels, the team hopes to have the rare Dornier 17 ready for exhibition within two years.
Survivor, rescuer reunite at Maine B-52 crash site - The Edwardsville Intelligencer | Eugene Slabinski, left, 83, of Hanover Township, Pa., sits with Gerald Alder, 81, of Davis, Calif., in Greenville, Maine, at a 50th anniversary remembrance of a B-52 crash in January 1963 on Elephant Mountain, Maine. Slabinski, an Air Force medic...
Rescuer meets pilot he saved 34 years later By Jeremy Schwartz | Peninsula Daily News | PORT ANGELES — After more than a quarter-century, Don Zozosky of Port Angeles finally got to shake the hand of the man he helped locate bobbing in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. “It's kind of funny this all happening on Memorial Day weekend,” said Zozosky, who spent four years of active service in the Air Force and is now a retired postal worker....
New stunning Mig-29 Fulcrums paintjobs are several years old from David Cenciotti's weblog | Just a couple of days ago, Polish mainstream TV station, TVN, noticed that Polish Fulcrums have special paint schemes. Unfortunately, they are one year late…or in fact four years late....
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