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Air show thrills crowd - Battle Creek Enquirer | Polished aluminum propellers spun in circles on Saturday as pilots created corkscrew dives and hung inverted through the air. Onlookers from the ground watched with their necks craned back to watch the precision training of the pilots put to the test.Watching aircraft soar at 240 mph into what the Field of Flight Air Show announcer, Phil Dacy, called, “that beautiful Battle Creek sky,” is why some families come to the event every year....
Special needs children and adult get private 4th Of July Airshow - fox2now.com | CAHOKIA, IL. (KTVI) – Kids and adults with special needs got their own air show for the Fourth Of July weekend. Planes, helicopters and those from the Tuskegee Airmen Group, put on an air show at the St. Louis Downtown Airport in Cahokia, Illinois Saturday afternoon....
Great New England Wings and Wheels to fill absence of summer air show - MassLive.com | CHICOPEE – Across-the-board federal budget cuts known as sequestration have grounded air shows across the country, but aviation enthusiasts will have the opportunity to see vintage civilian and military aircraft parked at the Westover Metropolitan Airport....
VIDEO: Planes featured in air show after Tyler display - Tyler Morning Telegraph | Jan Collmer, 78, flies a very agile German-made Extra 300L with zeal. Collmer, who has been flying for nearly 60 years — beginning in 1954 in the U.S. Navy — has been flying in air shows for about 35 years and offers rides to those who like adventure.
Despite air show problems, ShrinersFest doesn't disappoint - 14 News WFIE Evansville | ... The Shriner's are hopeful thought that something will work out before the festival is over. "Our goal is to continue to work with them and see if the front moves or if they can figure out a way to get around it because those P-47s," says Dale Thomas. "We've talked about them for six months. What a great piece of our heritage here in Evansville and we're extremely disappointed, but our hope is they'll be here tomorrow."...
RAF Waddington International Airshow in pictures By Lincolnshire Echo
Waddington International Airshow — Day 1 - The Lincolnite | Thousands of spectators gathered at RAF Waddington on Saturday, July 6, to enjoy this year’s Waddington Airshow. The show, now in its 18th year, celebrates the 95th Anniversary of the Royal Air Force, 70yrs since the raids on the German Dams of WW2 and the 100th Anniversary of RAF Waddington’s own 5(AC) Squadron. The locally based Red Arrows, one of the biggest attractions of the day, also celebrated their 4,500th display, and their 49th season since conception....
Hundreds turn out to see Flying Tiger in Chino - Inland Valley Daily Bulletin | CHINO -- Hundreds 
of local aviation enthusiasts filled a hangar on Saturday morning at the Chino Airport to hear the history of one of the most iconic fighting planes of World War II: a P-40 Warhawk, famously part of the 1st American Volunteer Group Flying Tigers. The plane was featured at the Planes of Fame Air Museum's monthly Living History talk....
WWII pilot flew in treacherous conditions - The Desert Sun | William Edelen was determined to take control of his destiny before the military imposed its will on him. The year was 1943. Edelen was a young man in Stephenville, Texas and the United States was fully engaged in World War II.“I knew I didn’t want to be drafted,” he said. “I couldn’t imagine being drafted into the Army....
World War II Pilot Flies Again - CBS Local | MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – A World War II veteran takes up an opportunity to step back in history with a commemorative flight on a plane he learned to fly some 70 years ago. John Rewey was trained on a B-25 and was a co-pilot on one for a short time before he was assigned on a B-24 crew. He flew 35 bombing missions over France and Germany....
HARS Receives Multi-Million Dollar Donation to Keep its DHC-4 Caribous Flying · Warbirds News | Milspec Services is donating more than AU$2.2 Million of brand-new surplus parts to help keep the Historical Aircraft Restoration Society of Illawarra, Australia’s ex-Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) de Havilland Canada DHC-4 Caribous airworthy...
Aerobatic pilot is still winging it at age 77 - Seacoastonline.com | At age 77, Rye's Sigrid Baumann is a grandmother and snowbird who winters in West Palm Beach, Fla. But the senior citizen stereotype stops there because Baumann also pilots her own aerobatic monoplane and does "a lot of upside down" flying. "I love to do hammerheads," Baumann said, explaining that the airborne maneuvers involve flying straight up, then falling nose-down toward earth, then flying straight back up again....
Orion Taking Shape At KSC - The Aero News Network | NASA Working Towards 2014 Test Flight | The pace of assembling the Orion spacecraft that will conduct an unmanned test flight in 2014 if all goes according to plan has stepped up at the Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral, FL. Workers there are reportedly working on the hundreds of systems and key components that will be part of the spacecraft....
Sequestration shouldn't bar Blue Angels in 2014 - Traverse City Record Eagle | TRAVERSE CITY — A threat to clip the Blue Angels' wings this year won't affect the National Cherry Festival. “It seems like the Navy is only speaking to the 2013 budget,” said Trevor Tkach, National Cherry Festival executive director. The Blue Angels ...
AF leaders: Sequestration, more budget cuts will be devastating from Air Force Link Top Stories | Sequestration would leave the Air Force with untrained people, a lack of equipment and be "devastating" to the service, officials said Feb. 7. The warning echoes what Department of Defense officials have stated for months about across-the-board defense cuts, in addition to an ongoing continuing resolution...
Jet fighters, school bus, outhouse new features for 2013 air show - Petoskey News-Review | Still, “it makes the ground tremble,” Barresi said. Also new this year is a heritage flight of a World War II P-51 Mustang flying wingtip-to-wingtip with a modern A-10 Thunderbolt, showcasing what Barresi called “the lineage of the tank killers.” Gates ...
Red Arrows safe from cutbacks - Bournemouth Echo | But Edward Leigh, MP for Gainsborough, close to the Arrow's Lincolnshire base, has been reassured by Armed Forces Minister Andrew Robathan that the team – which is the major attraction at Bournemouth Air Festival – would not be part of money-saving ...
Jogja Air Show 2013 halted due to death of senior aviator - Jakarta Post | Preparations for the 2013 Jogja Air Show — due to be opened on Saturday at Depok Beach in Bantul, Yogyakarta — were suspended for a couple of hours on Friday in remembrance of a senior aviator and patron of the Indonesian Aero Sport Federation ...
Yves Rossy's JetMan School (Without The Jets) from AVwebFlash Current Issue | A video released February 8, 2013 by Jetman Yves Rossy suggests the skydiving innovator may be on the verge of marketing an unpowered version of his strapped-on wing and opening a school to teach people how to fly it. Rossy has piloted another version of the 
wing with four micro-turbines attached to its underside, delivering power. He has flown...
Must-see for air racing fans by Janice Wood | GAN columnist Ben Visser, who is our fuels and lubrications expert, usually sends us information about his area of expertise. But once in a while he...
A chance to 'fly, man, fly' - The Northwest Florida Daily News | Mazock became one of the Flying Tigers, who flew only at night and under poor weather conditions with little to no equipment to guide them. “A lot of people didn't realize what was happening in China, but while we were there we held off 1.5 million ...
EDITORIAL: Final tribute to WWII's first heroes The Northwest Florida Daily News | The raid was America's first counterstrike after Japan's bombing of Pearl Harbor. It was the first time fliers had tried to launch B-25 bombers from an aircraft carrier. The huge B-25 needed a longer runway for takeoff than a carrier could provide. It ...
Willa Brown (Coffey) Chappell from CAF Red Tail Squadron | Last week's blog subject was Illinois aviation pioneer Cornelius Coffey. He met this week's blog subject, Willa Brown, when she was his 
student at the Curtiss-Wright School of Aviation in Chicago. When she decided to learn to fly, she enrolled at his Coffey Flying School at Harlem Airport just outside of Chicago and became the first black woman to earn her pilot's license in the United States. [Chicagoan Bessie Coleman was the first black woman to EVER earn a pilot's license, but she had to go to France in order to do it as...
Gone West: B-26 pilot Jim Muri from Aero-News Network | Piloted One Of The Bombers Against The Japanese In The Battle Of Midway The pilot of one of four B-26 bombers that took off from Midway Island to help turn back an invading Japanese fleet in 1942 has passed away in Billings, MT. James Muri was 93....
WWII Vet Takes Special Flight Over Ft. Lauderdale - WBFS | Swecky was given an honorary flight at Fort Lauderdale Executive airport Friday with his son in honor of his service on the B-17. He worked the radio and gunning positions. After stepping off the plane Swecky turned to his son and gave him a kiss on cheek.
Bomb Wing documents back in Pratt - Pratt Tribune | That included Bob Morgan, the leader of the 497th Bomb Group and pilot of the B-17 Memphis Belle, the first B-17 to complete 25 missions allowing the crew to retire and fly the Belle across the country on recruiting flights. Although Morgan had piloted ...
Walt Bowe's P-40E from Antique Airfield News |Walt Bowe and Carlene Mendieta at Sonoma/Schellville Airport, Sonoma, CA have acquired a 1942 P-40E. Congratulations!... Other posts:
reasons for postponing it," he said. "We have had fantastic ...
Looks like the beginning of the end of the camo’d Rhinos in the Luftwaffe...P-40 Hat Trick Brings Three to the Show - EAA AirVenture | Warbirds in Review visitors were treated to the rare spectacle of three diverse Curtiss P-40 fighters parked tightly for inspection while pilots and restorers described the aircraft Friday.
Love is Blue With This PV-2 - EAA AirVenture | Lockheed's ultimate taildragger patrol bomber was 
the PV-2 Harpoon, launched into the war with Japan. This year, a Harpoon, newly restored, makes its AirVenture debut.
A-36 Debut from TVR Photography.com | An extremely rare, newly restored A-36 Apache making its first public appearance at Airventure 2012.
Tuskegee Airmen Share Patriotism, Passions With AirVenture Crowd - EAA AirVenture | They were America's first black airmen. And there are fewer every year. Several Tuskegee Airmen shared stories with AirVenture visitors Thursday at the EAA Welcome Center. The men were illuminating and patriotic as they related tales of combat, racism, and success.
Women Soar Inspires Girls to Pursue Aviation Careers, Interests - EAA AirVenture | Inspire. Motivate. Educate. Challenge. That's what the Women Soar You Soar program is all about. Open to high school girls, Women Soar exists to introduce girls to career opportunities in aviation and to encourage them to pursue their dreams in aviation and beyond.
Sully, Skiles Look Back at Flight 1549, Look Ahead to Young Eagles, Eagle Flights - EAA AirVenture | It was the splash heard 'round the world. Chesley 'Sully' Sullenberger and Jeff Skiles gained fame for their superb airmanship in safely guiding US Airways Flight 1549 to a successful ditching on January 15, 2009, a landing known as the 'Miracle on the Hudson.'
EAA’s 2012 AirVenture celebrates 75 years of the Piper J-3 Cub from photorecon.net by Dave Budd | 
If you’re involved in aviation to any extent, chances are you’ve heard the name of one of the most popular and successful general aviation aircraft in the world – the “Piper Cub”. Let’s put some things into perspective though… the name “Piper Cub” has been used generically (and many times incorrectly) to identify a small, high winged two place general aviation aircraft. The specific aircraft that ultimately became the legend… the (usually) yellow, high wing J-3 Cub built by Piper Aircraft Corporation of Lock Haven...
Oshkosh Day 5: AirVenture Photo Album by Garmin | We've had a fun week at AirVenture. And as the show comes to a close this weekend, we couldn't resist sharing some of the pictures we snapped of avionics, airplanes, airshows and more. Tell us! What was the coolest thing...
"The Day After" UCAP Daily #298-echo from Uncontrolled Airspace: General Aviation Podcast | Still recovering from the awesome UCAP Tiedown Party, Dave, Jeb and Jack, take a few minutes to update each other on what's been happening at AirVenture Oshkosh 2012.
Auction raises $2.3 million for Young Eagles - AOPA Pilot | The gala gathering was hosted by EAA 
President Rod Hightower, with frequent appearances by aviation legends, including R.A. “Bob” Hoover, Sean D. Tucker, Mike Goulian, and Young Eagles co-chairmen and Miracle on the Hudson pilots Chesley “Sully” ...
New planes added to air show line-up - Clacton and Frinton Gazette | The King Air and RAF Tutor are the latest additions to the programme for the 21st air show in the town. They will join a host of other planes at the event, including the Vulcan, the Hawk and the Red Arrows. The King Air is a twin engine plane which ...
Air racers return to Boundary Bay Air Show - Surrey Leader | And on Saturday (July 28) the pair of experienced aviators will show their skill at guiding their Harvard warbirds around an air race demonstration course as the Boundary Bay Air Show makes a return after a hiatus in 2011. The pair—Keith is a retired ...
Solar Impulse HB-SIA Returns Home, HB-SIB Under Construction from CAFE Foundation Blog by Dean Sigler | Solar Impulse crossed from Toulouse, France to Payerne, Switzerland on July 25, completing an epic intercontinental voyage for the giant solar-powered craft. Its itinerary consisted of a flight from the Solar Impulse home base in Payerne, Switzerland to Madrid, Spain, followed by a jump across the Strait of Gibraltar, for the first time linking Europe and Africa by solar flight...
UK: Bill Ramsey on The People's Mosquito - Global Aviation Resource | 
Mosquito crash memorial update 27-7-2012 Bunny UK from stickandrudderWTO | In April of this year, I was lucky to see the remains of a crashed DH Mosquito HJ767 belonging to 60 OTU, which crashed at Bunny near Nottingham UK on the 16th of June 1944. Graham Norbury was kind enough to show me the remains and the crash-site area. This autumn should see a scan of the crash area, when harvesting has took place. Meantime, Graham has informed me that he has been to the Public records office at Kew gardens, to do some research, and came across some new details. On Remembrace...
Wright State alumnus' aviation documentary wins Emmys - Upstart | A Wright State alumnus has won two regional Emmy awards for a documentary about a restored B-25 bomber that participated in the famous Doolittle Raiders bombing run of Japan. Director and Wright State grad Adam White and producer Kara Martinelli ...
Red Flag 12-4 in Review from photorecon.net by Dave Budd | Attending the media day last week allowed us the opportunity to go between the runways during the USAF Red Flag 12-4 training exercise. Visiting for the first time was the Colombian Air Force with their advanced KFIR C2 aircraft. These aircraft landed with a drag chute and they need a bit more time vacating the runway which didn’t really seem to slow the recover at all...
Oxygen Failings of F-22 Now Solved, Pentagon's Little Says - San Francisco Chronicle | “It is promising that consultation with NASA and the Navy appears to be pointing the Air Force toward a potential solution to the F-22 oxygen-deprivation issues,” the lawmakers said, while urging that disciplinary actions pending against pilots who ...
Navy's Blue Angels to fly over Boston - The Associated Press | BOSTON—The U.S. Navy's famed Blue Angels stunt-flying team is conducting at least two flights over Boston to familiarize pilots with the area before performing there next year. Two aircrafts from the Blue Angels squadron are set to fly over New England's largest city Thursday before performing aerial shows during the Boston Navy Week War of 1812 bicentennial celebration. The commemoration will be held over the July Fourth holiday in conjunction with Boston Harborfest....
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Red Bull air racing scratched for 2012 - AOPA | There will be no Red Bull Air Race World Championship in 2012, extending a one-year break for the 2011 season. “There will be no races in 2012, that’s true,” said Red Bull Air Race Team spokesperson Nadja Zele in an email message to AOPA. “A revamped concept and a fixed race calendar will be revealed in 2013.”...
Video: Kirby Chambliss Visits UNO Aviation School from Aerial Sports Feed | Red Bull aerobatic pilot Kirby Chambliss takes flight in Omaha, Nebraska, visiting students from the University of Nebraska at Omaha's school of aviation. Chambliss performs for the students and even...
Warbirds will spread their wings at the Temora Air Show - The Telegraph | The largest collection of still flying WWII fighters including Spitfires, Boomerang, Kittyhawk and Mustang will be on display along with a Hudson bomber, Tiger Moth and historic jets like the Sabre and Meteor and the nation's current front-line strike jet, the F/A-18 Hornet. Temora is a mecca for historic aircraft buffs and plane spotters, but the warbirds spectacular will include aircraft from across Australia flown in for the event....
Pilot Who Buzzed Santa Monica Pier in Military Jet Goes to Jail - Live Leak (via ASB) | SANTA MONICA, Calif.; A pilot who buzzed the Santa Monica Pier in a military jet has been ordered to jail. David G. Riggs surrendered to authorities Wednesday to begin serving a 60-day sentence....
The Man My Mother Fell in Love With - Air & Space Smithsonian | When the Navy retired the Tomcat, my father went with it.
Retired military combat pilot to speak at library - Rapid City Journal | The Piedmont Valley Library is continuing its guest speaker series with Gerry Teachout on Saturday, Nov. 26, at 1 p.m. Retired Lt. Col. Teachout logged more than 12,000 hours as a pilot in World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War, as well as a civilian pilot. Teachout flew 1,264 combat hours and piloted multiple aircrafts, including the KC-135, B-24, B-25, P-40, C-119, C-46, C-47 and others....
Curtiss Kittyhawk IV, a rugged warrior – RAF Museum, London - Short Finals | The Curtiss P-40 
was on the shopping list of the British Direct Purchasing Commission in Washington, D.C.; established before the outbreak of WW2 to buy (using Britain’s foreign currency and our whole gold reserves), any and all war material that would enable Britain to defend itself against the coming storm of war. An article in ‘Flight’ (Dec. 5th, 1940) listed the Lockheed Hudson, Brewster Buffalo, Bell P-39 Aircobra and the Curtiss P-40 Tomahawk amongst types already on order. Of these, the...
First Professional Female Pilot - Flight to Success |Please meet another fascinating women in the history of aviation—Sophie Blanchard. Who is she? The first professional female pilot. Sophie made her living selling tickets to her hydrogen balloon performances along with flights that had been commissioned by patrons such as Napoleon Bonaparte and King Louis XVIII. She was...
Today in Aviation History – November 17 - CRUFC
High-flying fun at Catalina Festival - Lakes Mail | The highlight will be a performance by the RAAF Roulettes who will perform their spectacular aerobatic routine over Lake Macquarie. If you've never been to the Catalina Festival, and always assumed that being an aeronautical aficionado was a ...
A job you can sink your teeth into... - Mukilteo Beacon | The 1938 fighter plane was flown by the famed American Volunteer Group known as the "Flying Tigers." The pilots liked to paint a sharkmouth onto the nose of their planes to make them look intimidating in the air. The P-40C became part of the Flying ...
Aluminum and Carbon Fiber from Flight Level 390 by Captain Dave | Position: On the ramp, KLAS | Equipment: A320 V2500 A-5 engines | The first hints of twilight in the east... Above my head, a magnificent aluminum and carbon-fiber aircraft tail arching high into the lightening sky. Looking straight up, Orion the Hunter is still visible. To me, that translates to snow and ice, i.e., wintertime operations just around the corner…
Italian Navy AV-8B+ Harrier 20th anniversary from David Cenciotti's weblog - the most visited Italian Aviation Blog by David Cenciotti | On Oct. 27, 2011, with a ceremony at Grottaglie airbase, near Taranto, the Marina Militare (Italian Navy) celebrates the 20th anniversary of the Harrier in Italian service. The AV-8B+ Harriers of the I GrupAer have recently taken part to the Operation Unified Protector in Libya, performing both DCA (Defensive Counter Air) and BAI (Battlefield Air Interdiction) out of the Garibaldi aircraft carrier…
F8F Bearcat – Grumman’s Bad Ass Fighter! from Moose Peterson Aviation Photography » Moose Peterson Aviation Photography by Moose | The US started WWII in the Pacific with noble fighters with talented pilots. They went up against the Zero which in the beginning didn’t go so well for the US. The Navy sought a carrier based fighter and two were brought into the conflict about half way into the conflict, the Vought F4U-1 Corsair and the Grumman F8F Bearcat. Thought of as a “Hot Rod,” the Bearcat was the first Navy fighter with the full “bubble” canopy providing the pilot with amazing visibility. The first variant F8F-1, 654 were produced all with the R-2800-34W engine…
Crowds wing it to Ellington for the air show - Houston Chronicle | Show visitors get a view from the cockpit aboard an Air Force plane Saturday during the 27th annual Wings Over Houston Airshow at Ellington Field. Visitors also had the opportunity to chat with pilots. ...
Plane Makes Crash Landing At Airport - WJXT Jacksonville | Florida Highway Patrol officials are investigating a plane crash at the Northeast Florida Regional Airport Saturday. A World War II model P-51 Mustang plane was landing at the St. Augustine airport when its right landing gear collapsed, ...
CALIFORNIAN GO!: SR-71 Symposium set for March Field Air Museum - North County Times | RIVERSIDE ---- March Field Air Museum will be hosting its third SR-71 Symposium on Oct. 22-23. Twenty-two former SR-71 personnel will lead discussions, sign books and be available for photo opportunities during the two-day event at the museum. ...
Aviation history celebrated at Millville Army Air Field Museum - The Bridgeton News - NJ.com | By Jim Cook Jr./The News of Cumberland County Staff photo by Jim Cook Jr. Pilot Buzz Cortese about to take off in his North American T-6 Texan, featured at the Millville Army Air Field Museum Aviation Celebration 2011 last Saturday. ...
It must be the full moon! from VAF Forums by pierre smith | Team RV at the Boshears Memorial air show/fly-in were on top of their game ....again! Photo credit: Dean Wingard from Augusta. Another RV owner and friend from Beaufort, S.C, Tim Verroi, was there and I enjoyed watching his jaw drop while watching Team RV, that he had never seen perform! While the 5-ship was circling the skydiver with our flag, he remarked that "Those guys are really good!" to which I replied, "You ain't see nuthin' yet!" With their opening act and the 4-ship hammerhead turns, he was beside himself:)...then they looped in formation and barrel-rolled…
Weather cooperates to bring big crowd to Fargo Airsho - In-Forum | The Blue Angels break away out of formation as they near the end of their performance Saturday at the Fargo AirSho. Dave Wallis / The Forum FARGO - In addition to being military veterans, Ed Boch and Bob Saumur are air show veterans, having attended ...
Air show's improvments make for smooth first day - Seacoastonline.com | PORTSMOUTH — The first day of the 2011 Service Credit Union Boston-Portsmouth Air Show drew an estimated 30000 attendees, while new improvements made for a smooth day, organizers say. The number of food vendors doubled this year ...
Local leap: Alton native among army parachute team - Foster's Daily Democrat | PORTSMOUTH -- It's hard to imagine someone from a small town like Alton would be jumping with the army's most elite parachute team, the US Army's Golden Knights, but that's exactly what Howie Sanborn, 29, is doing. ...
6 World War II planes on display - Kennebec Journal | The Texas Flying Legends, who maintain and fly one of the largest collections of World War II aircraft are holding a show at the Wiscasset airport over the weekend. Casey Cooke traveled down to the show from Belgrade to see a P-40 ...
Cold, rain, snow and the military visitors from Rodney's Aviation Ramblings | The forecasts for today and the next 2-3 days are looking very good, in a weird kinda way. We are forecast to have snow, almost to sea level, for the first time in possibly several decades. It should be an exciting time for the next few days! Already, I've experienced a little snow at home this evening, and I'm hoping that it will start to settle on the ground on the next few days…
“Titanium Goose” walkaround — Lockheed’s rare A-12 “Blackbird” 1st part from Travel for Aircraft | Who doesn’t know of the Clarence “Kelly” Johnson’s incredibly prescient SR-71 “Blackbird” design which could go faster than Mach 3 and cruise higher than 80,000 feet (~24,000m). Too fast and too high for interception by fighter or missile — this was the Blackbird’s defense as it was flown on reconnaissance missions. But the SR-71 had an immediate ancestor, the A-12, and among the few A-12s (a baker’s dozen) is a rare one — one known as the “Titanium Goose” and it was a trainer with dual pilot cockpits…
Fly-in brings attention to airport - Brewton Standard | An estimated 3000 people visited the Brewton Municipal Airport Saturday, climbing aboard an Air Force V22 Osprey and getting a closer look at a variety of aircraft in town for the second annual Brewton Spring Fly-In. “It was fantastic,” said airport ...
Springfield native Kevin Bredenbeck, test pilot for record-breaking Sikorsky ... - MassLive.com | Kevin Bredenbeck, the Springfield native who last year set the unofficial world speed-record for a helicopter in the Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation X2 helicopter, is scheduled to speak Saturday night at the New England Air Museum. ...
WWII-era aircraft dreams take flight - Blue Springs Examiner | The World War II era bomber, along with a P-40 'Warhawk,' fighter are in Kansas City as part of the Liberty Foundation's 2001 Salute to Veterans Tour. 5.16.2011 Adam Vogler By Jeff Martin - jeff.martin@examiner.net The stately wings, the proud nose. ...
