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Articles related to "Aviation History"
Alberto Santos Dumont and Aviation History Famous Brazilian hero & aviation pioneer, Alberto Santos Dumont is regarded in Brazil as the first person to fly an airplane - before the Wright brothers themselves. alberto santos dumont • first person to fly • first to fly • flight pioneer • aviation pioneer
Canadian Air VC A story of gallantry and sacrifice in the relentless Battle of the Atlantic. A fatal duel between a surfaced U-boat and a lumbering flying boat. military history • wwii • aviation history • canadian airmen • vc winners
Charles Ulm Charles Ulm's career was plagued by uncommonly bad fortune. His visionary hopes for Australian aviation were eventually realised, but he was not destined to witness them. aviation history • civil aviation • australian aviation • pioneer aviators • charled ulm
Edwards AFB Still Makes Aviation History Edwards Air Force Base is one of the most interesting aerospace places on earth. Their first supersonic flight in the history was just the beginning. edwards • afb • air force • flight test • pilot
French Aviation History In France in 1783 the Montgolfier brothers are the first in history to leave the earths surface in a balloon, aviation madness was born! The next step, Powered Flight! french pioneers of aviation • first powered flight • aero club of france • the wright brothers • ernest archdeacon
Nicolson VC The story of James Nicolson's outstanding example of bravery during the Battle of Britain. hurricane vc • battle of britain • aviation history • vc winners • ww2
Roland Garros The story of Roland Garros, a cavalier airman who, in a dramatic few weeks changed forever the rules of air combat. military history • world war1 • aviation history • air combat • french pilots
Selling the Wright Flyer to the Government Without the help of Lt. Frank P. Lahm, the Wright Brothers might never have sold their plane to the United States government. selling the wright flyer to the government • lt. frank p. lahm helped the wright brothers make • lt. lahm meets the wright brothers • government not interested in wright flyer • lt. lahm facilitates a meeting for the wright brot
Aviation Heritage at Pearson Air Museum Pearson Air Museum, on one of America's oldest , still-active airfields, honors early aircraft and the ace pilots who flew them. aviation history • airplanes • trans-polar flight • barnstormers • early pilots
Book Review of Johnny and the Gipsy Moth Johnny and the Gipsy Moth is a picture story book that tells a true story about Deannie Sullivan-Fraser's father, Johnny Sullivan, when he was a young boy. johnny and the gipsy moth • author deannie sullivan-fraser • kathy hildarose kaulbach • johnny sullivan picture book • newfoundland aviation history picture book
The First Lancaster VC The existence of the new Lancaster was revealed following the audacious daylight raid on the diesel engine works at Augsburg in April 1942. military aviation history • raf bomber command • raf bomber squadrons • famous bombers • avro lancaster
Elise Raymonde Deroche, First Ever Woman Pilot The self-styled "Baroness de Laroche" of France gained her pilot's licence in 1909, becoming the first woman to do so. elise raymonde deroche • baroness raymonde de laroche • first woman pilot • first womn to fly a plane • first woman with pilot's licence
John Magee, Pilot Poet, Author of 'High Flight' World War II pilot John Gillespie Magee wrote 'High Flight' in 1941, at the age of 19. Three months later he was killed in a mid-air collision. So who was John Magee? high flight • john magee • john gillespie magee • john mcgee • pilot poet
Activities in San Mateo County Travel south of San Francisco to San Mateo County, and discover the pleasures of a relaxed, slower-paced California. Top activities here are fun for children and adults. san mateo california children adults family vacati • san francisco jose silicon valley yahoo facebook • hiller aviation history museum pez memorabilia • top fun activities points of interest filoli estat • travelers airports taxi services
Antique Aircraft Flying Adventures Martha's Vineyard's Katama Airfield is a time machine for aviation historians; from its grass-covered runways to its planes and diner it's an American flight classic. antique aircraft flying adventures • weaver aircraft company • waco biplanes • pioneer pilots grass airstrip • live aviation history
Lockheed P-38 Lightning The duel engine configuration extended survivability and the planes unique design inspired fear in enemy troops. p-38 lightning • lockheed • lightning • fighter plane • world war 2
Amelia Earhart: Famous Pilot who Disappeared Amelia Earhart was trying to fly around the world and break a record when her plane disappeared. She is deservedly one of America's national treasures. amelia earhart • pilot who disappeared • aviation record breaker who vanished • what happened to amelia earhart • round the world record
Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress The most famous bomber of the Second World War, the B-17 Flying Fortress was used primarily in the European Theater against Germany. boeing b-17 • flying fortress • b-17 • bomber • europe
Book Review: The 100 Greatest Women in Aviation From Raymonde de LaRoche in 1910, to present day airline and fighter pilots, this book documents the story of women's struggles to be allowed to fly airplanes. greatest women in aviation • famous female pilots • raymonde de laroche • female airline pilots • women fighter pilots
Consolidated B-24 Liberator The Consolidated B-24 Liberator distinguished itself in battle and became one of the most recognized aircraft of the Second World War. b-24 • b-24 liberator • consolidated b-24 • bomber plane • world war 2
Nancy-Bird Walton, Famous Australian Aviatrix Nancy Bird barnstormed in rural Australia, later transporting nurses and patients to medical aid. Recently Qantas named their first Airbus A380 after her. nancy bird • nancy-bird walton • nancy bird walton and airbus a380 • australian aviatrix • qantas and nancy bird walton
North American P-51 Mustang The P-51 Mustang was one of the best long range fighter escort planes of World War II and matched anything the German Luftwaffe could throw against it. north american p-51 mustang • p-51 mustang • p-51 • mustangs • fighter plane
Republic P-47 Thunderbolt The P-47 Thunderbolt was the most versatile and durable of all fighter aircraft and built a combat record that is challenged by very few other planes. p-47 thunderbolt • p-47 • thunderbolt • thunderbolts • republic
Celebrating the "Birthplace of Aviation" Question: Why is "Birthplace of Aviation" stamped on so many Ohio license plates? Answer: Wright Patterson AFB, John Glenn, NASA research, an Astronaut Grove ... just to name a few. wright patterson afb • john glenn • nasa • space research • astronaut grove
Jimmie Angel: Bush Pilot Who Found 'Angel Falls' Jimmie Angel learned to fly in World War I, discovered gold on 'Devil Mountain', then found Venezuela's 'Angel Falls'. jimmie angel • bush pilot • angel falls • venezuela • auyantepui
High Flying Fun Are you an aviator? Well, you're probably already aware of these shows--maybe you're performing in one of them. You can skip this article. Now, if you're an afficianado, check out this list of Ohio's upcoming air shows. aviation • air • show • cleveland • cincinnati
Model Rockets That Really Fly Learn how to get started in building and flying rockets. Model rockets are safe, fun, and educational. model rocketry • sport rockets • model rocket flyers • scale model rockets • model rocket engines
The Hurtigruten:Crossing Arctic Circle (4th Day) On the fourth day of the trip up the coast of Norway, the Arctic Circle is crossed; the ship also visits Bodo and the Lofoten Islands. hurtigruten • crossing arctic circle • norwegian coastal steamer • midnight sun • aviation museum bodo
The More Bus Bournemouth Air Festival 2009 Running for four days from 20th - 23rd August 2009, the free More Bus Bournemouth Air Festival promises to be bigger and better than last year's inaugural event. bournemouth air festival • the red arrows • eurofighter typhoon • events on the south coast • bournemouth fireworks
The Museum of Flying A must-visit for anyone who loves vintage aircraft and a hot tarmac. aircraft • flight • airplane • airplanes • airplane design
Things to do in Connecticut Coast and country, cities and villages, casinos and peaceful retreats. Connecticut is a state of contrasts. Easily reached from New York there is something for everyone. mystic connecticut • mystic • connecticut • mystic seaport connecticut • things to do connecticut
Aerocar First Successful Blend of Car and Plane People's imaginations have soared with movie cars that fly, from Back to the Future to Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. But Molt Taylor's famous Aerocar made that dream real. molt taylor's aerocar • a drive in the clouds • history of flying cars • ed sweeney's aerocar 2000 • flying the aerocar
Airbus Beats Boeing in Dubai Billions of Arab petrodollars were spent buying Airbus aircraft in the Persian Gulf. Ahead of Boeing in aircraft sales, Airbus' overall economic situation improved little 2007 dubai air show • european aircraft manufacturer airbus in dubai • european government verses airbus employment plan • arab harmony in aircraft purchases • persian gulf and the farnborough airshow
Amy Johnson, Pioneer UK Aviatrix 1930s female British pilot who became a celebrity, Amy Johnson broke several long- distance flying records, then ferried aircraft in World War II, eventually drowning. amy johnson • record breaking aviatrix • first woman to fly from uk to australia • wife of jim mollison • amy johnson gypsy moth jason
First Women Pilots! Breaking into aviation was no easy chore for females at the turn of the century. Many were forced to take chances and risk their lives to further their cause. famous women pilots • female aviation pioneers • first licensed female pilot in us • harriet quimby • helen richey
Hanna Reitsch, German Aviatrix Starting as a glider pilot, Hanna Reitsch flew almost every German military aircraft in World War II. She was also associated with the development of the V1 flying bomb. hanna reitsch • hanna reitsch world war ii test pilot • hitler’s test pilot • first woman helicopter pilot • first woman awarded iron cross
Holiday Lesson Ideas July-December Do you use monthly holidays in your lesson plans? Here's an continuing overview of "holidays" from July to December. monthly celebrations • july-december celebrations • holiday lessons • holidays around the year • yearly holidays
Manston Airport for Holiday or Business Flights The airport at Manston, near Ramsgate, offers convenience. Cheap car parking; fast turnaround in departures and arrivals; and the latest technology for cargo handling. manston airport • ramsgate airport • holiday travel kent • kent airport • raf manston
National Naval Aviation Museum, Pensacola FL Admission is free to this interactive Florida museum where visitors see vintage aircraft, fly in flight simulators and experience flight in the IMAX theater. history museum • aviation museum • pensacola fl • florida museum • imax theater
Paul Allen's Air Museum Lands at Paine Field The Flying Heritage Collection at Paine Field, north of Seattle, is a magnet for aviation and history enthusiasts, offering up-close views of famous WWII fighter planes. paul allen's flying heritage collection • rare world war ii warbirds • aviation museums • fighter plane air museums • paine field aviation museums
Review: Wings Around the World, by Polly Vacher In 2003, Polly Vacher tried to fly round the world via both poles in a small plane. Her book tells the story of that amazing trip. wings around the world • polly vacher • epic flight • record breaking flight • flight from north pole to antarctica
The Henry Ford Inspires Generations The mission of The Henry Ford is to inspire generations. With Greenfield Village, The Henry Ford Museum, and The IMAX Theater, people can't help but be inspired. henry ford • greenfield village • henry ford museum • imax theater • ford motor company
The New York Airbus Crash - Little-Known Facts The Jan 15th 2009 plane crash in New York, in which the pilot successfully landed his aircraft in the Hudson River, has been dubbed 'a miracle'. But how did it all work? new york airbus crash • a320 ditching • plane plane landing in hudson river • miracle landing of airplane in new york • chesley sullenberger
Whirly-Girls: Worldwide Women Helicopter Pilots The Whirly-Girls is an association of International Women Helicopter Pilots. The organisation has nearly 2000 members from over 40 countries. whirly-girls • whirlygirls • international women helicopter pilots • female rotary pilots • non-profit helicopter organisation
With Wings to Fly Article on the Women in Aviation History. earhart • wings • lady lindy • blanche stuart scott • aviation
Youth Clubs for Boys and Girls Youth development clubs and programs are many and varied these days, and can provide immense enrichment opportunities for all children. youth clubs • community service • aviation clubs • gardening clubs • model rocketry
Best Little-Known or Obscure November Holidays The search to find the when and the why behind Child Safety Protection Month and answer, "Who was Sadie Hawkins and why does she have a day?", plus other obscure holidays holidays • obscure • strange • weird • unknown
Bournemouth Air Festival to Return in 2010 As the 2009 More Bus Bournemouth Air Festival is hailed a success, the Council has announced it will return in 2010. But what lessons can be learned from the 2009 event? bournemouth air festival • air festival 2010 • travelling to bournemouth • bournemouth park and ride • air festival accommodation
Fun Things To Do on Pensacola Naval Air Station Pensacola Naval Air Station offers family fun on the Florida Gulf coast with the National Naval Aviation Museum, historic Fort Barrancas and the Pensacola Lighthouse. pensacola naval air station • navy base • pensacola florida • naval museum • florida gulf coast |
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