Showing posts with label Viper East. Show all posts
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Thursday, October 27, 2011

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Viper pilot at home for air show - San Antonio Express | Corrigan will showcase his skills during the F-16 “Viper East Demo” at the Randolph 2011 Air Show Saturday and Sunday. “I knew I wanted to be a pilot after I saw my first air show,” Corrigan said. “My uncle was a Thunderbird F-16 pilot. ...

Augusta Air show Takes Flight - The Bell Ringer | Originally built in Romania, the brand of engines won pilots several aerobatic championships throughout the 1980s. Connell said that during the Cold War, the engine was considered to be light years ahead of its time. For Connell's Model 12,...

Boy, this photo just looks fast. Maybe that’s because of... from You like airplanes, too? by marvinsmith

Embry-Riddle Octoberwest 2011: Part 1 from PHXspotters | The first week of October the Prescott campus of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University celebrated Octoberwest, the homecoming celebrations, usually that involves some alumni coming back, having dinner, a career expo, but I never saw something as nice as this year’s since 2008. In addition to the...

Annual Cajun Fly-In Planes at Houma Airport this Saturday from Warplanes Online Community | Houma, LA — You can get an up-close look at area aircrafts and get better acquainted with the local airport Saturday at the annual Cajun Fly-In.  The Experimental Aircraft Association’s event runs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Houma-Terrebonne Airport. To enter the airport, take Aviation Road, off East Main Street.  Newton Boudreaux, 78, a member of the local association, said the annual event, started about 10 years ago, showcases the airport and its role on the community and economy...

Video: Brian on Wings & wheels 2011 from Latest Vlog | Local South African Air show commentator, Brian Emmenis, endorses Wings & Wheels 2011.

Indian Air Force Hawks acquire an additional 21 aircraft, mostly in the Surya Kiran aerobatic team by Cavok | The aerial demonstration team of Indian Air Force, Surya Kiran Aerobatics Team (SKAT), may soon receive new more modern aircraft. The Indian Air Force began to acquire additional 21 Hawk aircraft, which will be manufactured under license by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) in Bangalore. The advanced jet training will allow the Surya Kiran team can fly faster and turn tighter maneuvers and most spectacular, that were not possible to do with the old training aircraft Kiran Mk II that the squadron has flown since 1996...

At the airport of Villanova test pilots engaged in testing of new ... - Your Newspaper | Testing new models M-346 twin-engine two-seater and the Tricolour Arrows morning all''aeroporto "Panero" Villanova d'Albenga. A new generation of aircraft equipped with the latest technology in aviation, the attention of all ...

Golden chance: Six soldiers will join the Army's elite skydiving team - Fayetteville Observer | Presgraves began the eight-week training course with nine other soldiers who'd been accepted for consideration as Golden Knights. Injuries felled some, the program's demands another as the trainees jumped dozens of times from planes, learning how to...

WWII Spitfire lands at museum - Wyndham Weekly | A WORLD War II Spitfire uncovered in northern France last year has been donated to the Royal Australian Air Force Museum at Point Cook. The British-built single-seat fighter aircraft was discovered in the Orne River in November 2010...

Rivets in the afternoon sun from Helikopter Hysterie - The Helicopter Blog | It was a warm and sunny afternoon in early January when I took these photos shortly before closing time at the outdoor area of Pima Air and Space Museum in Tucson, AZ. The helicopter is a Sikorsky HH-52A (S-62) Seaguard and used to be designated to the US Coast Guard as 1450...

Pancho Barnes - the legend of the aviatrix lives on - Edwards Air Force Base | The famed aviatrix - who during her heyday was constantly surrounded by so many - died alone. As the old saying goes, "All good things must come to an end," some say Pancho's life came to an end in 1953, the day a fire burned her ranch to the ground....

WWII vet to speak at MCC for Veterans Day - Northwest Herald | The keynote speaker will be Woodstock resident Vaughn Heidenreich, a World War II Air Force veteran who enlisted in the Air Force in November 1942. He was a lead bombardier in the war, flying 22 combat missions. In 1945, he was honorably discharged as...

'Error' in crashed World War II U.S. bomber flight record from History News Network | A US bomber which crashed in Scotland during World War II may not have been on the plane's officially recorded flightpath, according to an archaeologist.  All nine crew of the B-17G Flying Fortress were killed when the aircraft clipped cliffs and crashed in Trotternish, on Skye, on 3 March 1945....

George Lentz was B-17 top turret gunner in 8th Air Force from War Tales by Don Moore | George Lentz of Rotonda was a staff sergeant in the 385th Bomb Group, 549th Bomb Squadron, 92nd Wing of the 8th Air Force in World War II. He flew 29 combat missions as an engineer and top turret gunner in a B-17 “Flying Fortress” at the end of World War II from a base near [...]

New Apprentices from Michael Beetham Conservation Centre - Royal Air Force Museum by Mick Shepherd | The Michael Beetham Conservation Centre (MBCC) at Royal Air Force Museum Cosford is delighted to welcome the arrival of two new apprentices, who will join the growing conservation team and award winning Apprenticeship Programme. The new appointments are part of the Museum’s Apprentice Scheme now in its sixth successful year, which, for the second year in a row was awarded the West Midlands Regional Winner of the ‘Small Employer of the Year Award’, at The National Apprenticeship Awards 2011.  Ella Middleton aged 18 from....

National Museum of the U.S. Air Force curators named to Academy Of Certified Archivists from National Museum of the USAF Top Stories | Three manuscript curators at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force have been named to the Academy of Certified Archivists.  Christina Douglass, Lonna McKinley and Brett Stolle, who work in the museum's Research Division, achieved certification after meeting strict educational and experience requirements and then successfully completing a comprehensive archival certification examination...

MiG-21 SMT - Let Let Let | Soviet military magazine ‘Krilya Rodini’ is responsible that MiG-21SMT is my favorite version of MiG-21. Most of the MiG-21 images I have seen in ’80 present light grey or natural metal and nice camouflaged machine really catch my eye. The same machine present adaptation for ground support so no wonder about the applicable camouflage pattern. SMT version is produced in limited number and it is great that Eduard choose this model for... [Other posts: Captured Brits, French colors by Agama, Militaire Luchtvaart Museum Soesterberg, Vought Corsair by Aero Journal]

Want to fly over NYC in a giant orange blimp? from Foursquare Blog by Foursquare | It’s a bird. It’s a plane. No… it’s the Conan Blimp! And it’s flying over a city near you. If you happen to spot this giant orange ball of highly flammable gas hovering over your neighborhood, don’t panic. Instead, check in to The Conan Blimp to unlock the Conan Blimpspotter badge.

Hot-air-balloon pilot gives passenger with wheelchair a flight from Aviation eBrief | Hot-air-balloon pilot Orvin Oliver took a special passenger aloft recently in Sioux Falls, S.D...

Cockpit Tour Of ANA’s Boeing 787 Dreamliner from Autopia by Jason Paur | The Boeing 787 Dreamliner is officially in service. All Nippon Airways carried its first load of paying passengers on a special flight from Tokyo to Hong Kong on Wednesday. There was plenty of pomp and circumstance surrounding the flight and the passengers - including some who paid many thousands of dollars to be on the first flight - were all enthusiastic about flying on the composite airliner...

Raw footage: Boeing 787 First Flight from Things with Wings by Rupa Haria

ANA's Boeing 787 Dreamliner touches down after first international flight (video) from Engadget by Brian Heater

Space tourists to fly in 2013 - BBC News | Sir Richard Branson's space tourism venture said it hopes to launch the service in two years time, but even that date is not fixed. The firm's commercial director, Stephen Attenborough, told the BBC that its customers' safety is paramount....

Thursday, July 10, 2008

Meet the F-22 and F-16 Viper East Demonstration Teams

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Meet the F-16 Viper East Demonstration Team - July 17 2 – 3 p.m.
National Museum of the U.S. Air Force visitors will be able to meet F-16 Viper East Demonstration Team pilots Maj. George W. Clifford III, Capt. Aleksas R. Juskys and other members of their crew on July 17, from 2 – 3 p.m. in the museum’s Carney Auditorium. The demonstration team, which is also scheduled to perform in the 2008 Dayton Air Show, will begin by showcasing their high-flying acrobatic talents in a short video presentation. Following the video, F-16 Viper East commander and demo pilot, Maj. Clifford, will lead a discussion about the team, as well as take questions from the audience. The team will also sign autographs, as time permits. Additional information is available at
http://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/news/story.asp?id=123105954.


F-22 Demonstration Team Autograph Session - July 18 12 noon - 1 p.m.
National Museum of the U.S. Air Force visitors will have a chance to meet and obtain autographs from F-22 Demonstration Team pilot Maj. Paul “Max” Moga and members of his crew on July 18, from 12 noon – 1 p.m. in the museum’s Modern Flight Gallery. The demonstration team, which is also scheduled to perform in the 2008 Dayton Air Show, will hand out and sign a limited number of free F-22 lithograph prints. Additional information is available at
http://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/news/story.asp?id=123105955.

Indy Transponder 10-July 0955z

US Air Force Thunderbirds gear up for South Shore Air Show Munster Times, IN
Samantha "Combo" Weeks tells a story by spiraling a US Air Force Thunderbirds jet. The New York native said all of the 65 to 70 shows she and the other ...

Valley's Free American Heroes Air Show Features High-Tech ... PR Newswire (press release), NY
... admission-free American Heroes Air Show honoring the men and women in uniform and civilian volunteers who save lives and protect communities every day. ...

DreamFlight WACO Glider Update 9-July, 2008 from Indy Transponder by Transponder Admin
Hello to all of our friends ~ we hope that this message finds things going well for you this summer. All is really great here. Since our last up-date there has been a tremendous amount of activity with our WW II Allied Glider Corps Program – all positive. Here is a quick up-date.

Safety is the key to fun at Pensacola Beach Air Show Gulf Breeze News
To make the Pensacola Beach Air Show dress rehearsal on Friday, July 11 and on the show on Saturday, July 12 a memorable and fun experience for everyone, please follow the safety and parking tips.

Aerial Performances Will Return To Space & Air Show At KSC from Aero-News Network
Blue Angels, Mike Goulian To Perform At Second Annual Event Framed by the backdrop of famous launch facilities, aerospace, aviation and astronauts will take to the skies for the second annual Space & Air Show at Kennedy Space Center featuring the Blue Angels November 8-9, 2008.

Blue Angels survival guide Pensacola News Journal, FL
Red, White and Blues week on Pensacola Beach is a time to look into the sky and admire the amazing aerobatics of the Blue Angels. But on the not-so-pleasing ...

Flying Adventure Film To Debut At EAA AirVenture from AVwebFlash Current Issue
Small airplanes are great transportation machines for getting from airport to airport, but they also provide a means to get to places and have off-airport adventures that couldn't be achieved any other way. A new film to debut at Oshkosh tracks the adventures of a pilot and two rock-climbers who seek out three of Southern Africa's most isolated rock faces, traveling via trike and a fixed-wing Cheetah microlight. The 19-day trip was a challenging one, with dangers presented by not only the difficult climbs, but also the mountainside flying, bad weather, uncertain landing areas, and eccentric bureaucrats. The film, titled "No Need for Parking -- An African Rock Adventure," featurespilot Mike Blyth and climbers Marianne Schwankhart and James Pitman.

150 have breakfast with the Blues Pensacola News Journal, FL
As part of the annual Pensacola Beach air show, the Blue Angels began with circle-and-arrival maneuvers today. To kick off the weekend of festivities, ...

Safety is the key to fun at Pensacola Beach Air Show Gulf Breeze News, USA
To make the Pensacola Beach Air Show dress rehearsal on Friday, July 11 and on the show on Saturday, July 12 a memorable and fun experience for everyone, ...

F-22 Demonstration Team to sign autographs at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force from National Museum of the USAF Top Stories by nationalmuseum.usaf@wpafb.af.mil (Rob Bardua)
National Museum of the U.S. Air Force visitors will have a chance to meet and obtain autographs from F-22 Demonstration Team pilot Maj. Paul "Max" Moga and members of his crew on July 18, from 12 noon - 1 p.m. in the museum's Modern Flight Gallery. The Air Combat Command F-22 Demonstration Team performs precision aerial maneuvers to display the unique capabilities of the world's only operational fifth-generation fighter aircraft. Team members also exhibit the professional qualities the Air Force develops in the people who fly, maintain and support these aircraft.
more...

Unusual bridge for Museum of Flight in Seattle Seattle Post Intelligencer
AP SEATTLE -- Seattle's Museum of Flight is installing a 365-foot-long pedestrian bridge to connect the building with its air park. The bridge will be installed this weekend, requiring the closure of East Marginal Way. The museum says the geometric ...

PAVE LOW lands in Air Force Museum Commando
The helicopter, known as 357, planted permanent roots in Dayton July 7 when it was inducted into the National Museum of the United States Air Force. "It's important to us at the museum, because we have a charter," said retired Maj. Gen.

Blue Angels pilots 'slip the surly bonds of earth' Gulf Breeze News, USA
The Blue Angels, however, are in a far different category inasmuch as a wrong or careless move could bring disaster. Focus is surely foremost on the minds ...

Trolley will run at the Pensacola Beach Air Show Gulf Breeze News, USA
Park and trolley to Casino Beach this weekend. To help alleviate traffic congestion, Pensacola Beach will provide trolley service from 9 am- midnight on ...

Meet the F-16 Viper East Demonstration Team at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force
from National Museum of the USAF Top Stories by nationalmuseum.usaf@wpafb.af.mil (Rob Bardua)
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to fly an F-16 in an air show? On July 17, National Museum of the U.S. Air Force visitors will be able to get first-hand accounts from F-16 Viper East Demonstration Team pilots Maj. George W. Clifford III, Capt. Aleksas R. Juskys and other members of their crew from 2 - 3 p.m. in the museum's Carney Auditorium. The demonstration team, which is also scheduled to perform in the 2008 Dayton Air Show, will begin by showcasing their high-flying acrobatic talents in a short video presentation.
more...

ET CETERA Friends of th... Akron Beacon Journal, OH
There will be a wide variety of aircraft on display including a B-17 Flying Fortress, B-25 Mitchell, P51 Mustang and many other military and civilian planes ...

Yankee Air Museum schoolhouse gets finishing touch The Ann Arbor News - MLive.com
The school house that is part of the Yankee Air Museum lost its cupola more than 50 years ago to make it easier for planes to land at the Willow Run Airport.

World War II airplanes visit airport St. Cloud Times, MN
The airplanes, a B-24 Liberator heavy bomber, a B-17 Flying Fortress heavy bomber, a B-25 Mitchell bomber and a TP-51C Mustang fighter trainer, ...

B-17 bomber flight did more than thrill Lee's Summit Journal, MO
By Brett Dalton, The Journal Staff To say I was a bit nervous before my flight in the B-17 bomber that visited Lee’s Summit last week is kind of like saying ...

EAA Radio: Some static, Some 60HZ hum, but always entertaining from EAA Radio - Home
EAA Radio didn’t have a large audience when it began in 1996, in fact it had an audience of one. The first time the modern version of EAA Radio went on the air it was just the On-Air host talking to himself…literally. Like many of the areas of AirVenture, EAA Radio began because the wire twisters at the EAA Communications Center want to see if they could create a radio station. Left out of the equation was any thought about programming, but by golly there was a technical challenge and the Green Gang was going to meet it. There had been a radio station many years in the past but the elders of the Comm Center say it was very limited in scope and never attempted to grow beyond extending the reach of the public address system. Needless to say the wires were crossed and re-crossed, equipment was modified, descriptive language was used to encourage each other along and halfway through AirVenture 1996 EAA Radio was born.


The Making of Air Force One from Air & Space Magazine

Sky High from Air & Space Magazine

BBMF from PPRuNe Forums by Al R
You stole the village fete, almost caused a tractor to crash and a neighbour dropped his his pint all down the front of his shirt when the Dakota came in. Thank you, you all do a brilliant job. Lest we forget.

RAF Hawk in WWII colours from Military Photos by Eoin666
To commemorate their 70th anniversary a 19 Sqn Hawk repainted in Battle of Britain colours.

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