Good weather expected for final day of Alliance Air Show - Fort Worth Star Telegram
The weather is expected to cooperate today for Day 2 of the Fort Worth Alliance Air Show in far north Fort Worth. "The best chance for rain is after sundown ...
The Fort Worth Alliance Air Show - Fort Worth Business Press
The US Navy Blue Angels and the US Golden Knights are coming October 24-25, 2009 to Fort Worth, Texas. Bring the family for a full-day of daring aerobatic ...
2009 Alliance Airshow from Military Photos by LS1 Miata
alliance air show - pantaigading.com/
Here's a reason to crane your neck and look up in the sky this weekend — not to mention brave Interstate 35W traffic that can be rough no matter what day it is: the Fort Worth Alliance Air Show. The U.S. Navy Blue Angels and the U.S. Army Golden Knights will perform their acrobatic maneuvers today and Sunday in the skies over north Fort Worth. For those who like to stay grounded while watching others do dizzying stunts, there will also be aircraft displays, flight simulators and that good old standby, food. Admission is free, but parking is 20 bucks per vehicle (specialty seating and VIP parking are extra). Gates are open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. both days at Alliance Airport, 2221 Alliance Parkway Show begins at 11 a.m. For more information, go to www.allianceairshow.com.
The US Navy Blue Angels and the US Golden Knights are coming October 24-25, 2009 to Fort Worth, Texas. Bring the family for a full-day of daring aerobatic ...
2009 Alliance Airshow from Military Photos by LS1 Miata
alliance air show - pantaigading.com/
Here's a reason to crane your neck and look up in the sky this weekend — not to mention brave Interstate 35W traffic that can be rough no matter what day it is: the Fort Worth Alliance Air Show. The U.S. Navy Blue Angels and the U.S. Army Golden Knights will perform their acrobatic maneuvers today and Sunday in the skies over north Fort Worth. For those who like to stay grounded while watching others do dizzying stunts, there will also be aircraft displays, flight simulators and that good old standby, food. Admission is free, but parking is 20 bucks per vehicle (specialty seating and VIP parking are extra). Gates are open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. both days at Alliance Airport, 2221 Alliance Parkway Show begins at 11 a.m. For more information, go to www.allianceairshow.com.
(title unknown) from Diamond Pilots
Whiting Field opened its gates to the public Saturday for the base's 66th anniversary celebration, which included military displays, aircraft demonstrations and a free concert by country music act Lonestar. ...
Up into the wild blue yonder - News Banner
Crowds at the show were also regaled by the aerobatic stunts of the Red Thunder Air Show Team, and the loops and dives of James Thibodeaux flying in his ...
uavs Dominate Seoul Air Show - DefenseNews.com
SEOUL - Unmanned aerial vehicles have dominated the 7th Seoul International Aerospace and Defense Exhibition (ADEX), ...
Rare Planes Stranded at CAF 10/24/09 - KOSA
Midland, TX - If you missed out on the CAF Airsho earlier this month, don't worry. You can still catch a glimpse of some of the rare planes after bad ...
Flights of fancy - Covington News
I ran out on a dock for a clear view just as a World War II B-25 Mitchell bomber broke through the cloud cover. She was right there at me, right down on the ...
Dr. Gerald 'Gerry' Zapp - Chippewa Herald
He enlisted in the US Army Air Force 1943, where he was a radio operator, a 50 cal machine gunner on a B17 combat crew and radio operator on a B29 combat ...
Finding tales behind `We regret to inform you ...' - Daily Breeze
Specifically, with a photo of a stricken B-17 bomber spinning toward Earth and a question that he'd repeat hundreds of times in a long journey from curious ...
military-machine: Spitfire - The World's Most Famous Fighter by superbase
Making its debut at the 1990 Biggin Hill Air Fair, the Spitfire Formation Aerobatic Team. Building on experience gained while filming the London Weekend Television series A Piece of Cake, Ray and Mark Hanna and fellow Old Flying Machine ...
Getting tired of Thomas Sowell - Bismarck Tribune
He served as a ball-turret gunner on a B-17 doing 30 missions across Europe. Along with the pack of preparatory material he received were the names of two ...
Regional icon celebrates 90 years - Daily Democrat
Some 90 years of aviation history was recognized Saturday during an anniversary celebration at Watts-Woodland Airport. ...
Museum of Women Pilots opens new exhibit - Amelia Earhart
The Air Race Classic was started in 1929 because women were not allowed to compete in the Men's Cleveland Air Race. After the first Air Race Classic, the women met under the bleachers and decided to start an organization. ...
Pilots enjoy building and flying experimental airplanes from Diamond Pilots
Dave McPhee first bought a kit and tried to assemble the pieces into an airplane in 1970.
"I had two young kids at the time," says the 61-year-old Wildomar resident, who lived in Omaha, Neb., then. "I was building what they call a BD-5. At the time I was working on it, they started crashing all over the country. I lost some people I knew.
"I looked at my kids, and the wife looks at me and says, 'This isn't going to work.' "
That airplane never got off the ground, but McPhee, like dozens of other Inland pilots, did not give up his desire to build and fly one. ...
Charlie Ballo's Breakfast and Young Eagles Flights - SilverWing
The Young Eagles flights were a blast on Saturday. Charlie's biscuits and gravy were a hit. He says next time will either be pancakes or french toast, and I'll send out an email letting you know about the time and date. ...
F-18 rudders during take-off by David Cenciotti
Some visitors of this site that analysed the pictures I took on the USS Nimitz (http://cencio4.wordpress.com/2009/10/23/images-from-the-uss-nimitz-cvn-68/), asked me why the F-18 (both C, E and F versions) has the rudders deflected inwards during catapult launches. ...
F104s To Make Use Of Shuttle Runway from Aero-News Network
NASA and Starfighters Make Agreement on KSC Runway Use NASA and Starfighters, Inc., of Tarpon Springs, Fla., tell ANN that they are partnering to use the space shuttle runway at Kennedy Space Center to help support the development of the commercial space industry. Kennedy and the aerospace company have signed a cooperative space act agreement enabling Starfighters to become a tenant at Kennedy where it will launch a new business venture with a fleet of privately-operated Lockheed F-104 Starfighter aircraft.
Building a Great Air and Space Library - Air & Space Magazine
To find the very best books about the world of aviation and spaceflight, we asked museum curators, scholars, historians, journalists, and authors for their recommendations.
Test Drivers - Air & Space Magazine
Test pilot Bill Vavra is doing what test pilots do—hurtling across the sky in his company's newest carbon-fiber screamer. In front of him, beyond the EFIS, IAPS, and several other acronyms associated with such high-flying enterprises, is a nine-foot nose-mounted boom filled with sensors connected to gauges. Behind him sits an instrument bay loaded with the latest in electronic tell-me-how-I'm-doing hardware. And to his right, just beyond the switch-laden center console and the throttle quadrant, is a reporter looking for something…well, something test-piloty. ...
Swimming Lessons - Air & Space Magazine
Astronauts had to swim before they could walk.
Frecce Tricolori - Military Low Level from FenceCheck Forums
Eurofighter Typhoon from FenceCheck Forums
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