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News from the Squadrons (Posted June 24, 2014)
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News from the Squadrons (Posted June 17, 2014)
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News from the Squadrons (Posted June 10, 2014)
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Solar Impulse (Posted June 2, 2014)
Solar impulse, a developer of solar-powered flight, is one step closer to its 2015 goal of attempting the first round-the-world solar powered flight. On June 2 the solar-powered Solar Impulse 2 completed a 2 hour, 17 minute flight from the Payerne aerodrome in Switzerland.
Rocket Competition Deadline Extended (Posted May 30, 2014)
The deadline for the local competitions in the annual Reach for the Stars -- National Rocket Competition has been extended to July 31. Local competitions now produce state winners in both Youth and Collegiate categories, who will be invited to compete for the national title at Space Camp/US Space and Rocket Center.
News from the Squadrons (Posted May 30, 2014)
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From Fortress to Mail Truck (Posted May 29, 2014)
"Letters from Home" details the RCAF service of the Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress in carrying mail - and hope - from home.
Full article in Vintage Wings of Canada
Academy of Model Aeronautics To Assist in Precision Aerial Ag Show (Posted May 20, 2014)
AMA is helping to organize a demonstration of current unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) technology at the event, which will be July 9-10 in Decatur, Il.
Full article and other AMA news items in AMA Today newsletter
'I Hope To Be Flying When I'm 100' (Posted March 1, 2014)
Former CAP pilot, 98, looks back at career that began in the aftermath of Pearl Harbor.
Full article in Civil Air Patrol Volunteer
Aviator's Career Spans World War II and Modern Commercial Jet Safety (Posted January 27, 2014)
John Blue Clark flew for the army's Air Transport Command in World War II. In 1963 after several deadly jet disasters, he addressed the leaders of 11 major airlines on matters of science regarding jet safety .
Full article on Davidson.edu
