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    sensors that help you in flying it in a more controlled manner. To control the movements and flight of this machine, you can use the FreeFlight 3 app which is available on all major platforms and is extremely easy to use. Top Race Micro F22 Stunt Fighter Jet…

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    As a fighter jet closely flies above the rooftops of buildings, militant-looking soldiers, wearing dark turbans and matching uniforms, stand focused and ready with machine guns to fight for their personal beliefs, opinions and land. Large buildings make up for most of the scenery with a large camp in the center. The buildings are badly damaged with what appears to be from multiple bombs being dropped during attacks from the fighter jets. In addition, two Lebanon soldiers…

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    A First Responder To 9/11 My dad has been a police officer and paramedic for over 25 years and retired this past year. He has worked in an ambulance, helicopter, and on the streets. Being a police officer is a difficult job not just on the officer, but also on the family. My dad often worked from 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. or from 2:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. With him working these hours, we would rarely see him on the days he worked. Every time he would leave for work, he would put his life on the line.…

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    and passed away on March 6, 2007 at the age of 86. Louis Ted Seith was the commander of the 483rd Bomb Group which destroyed the only flying prototype of the Nazi Long Range Bomber and lots of fighter jets while more than 200 enemy fighters opened fire on the bomb squadron without an escort from ally fighter jets. He may have committed this amazing feat, but he is known for many other things as well. I chose this topic because he is my family and he is buried in Arlington National Cemetery.…

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    Golden Age Of Aviation

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    for military aviation, the biplane open cockpit design of WW1 aircraft were slowly being replaced with the all metal monoplane. Aircraft progressively were being designed with retractable undercarriages for streamlining, avionics and more powerful radial engines or supercharged piston engines. These created aircraft that were able to fly much further, faster and higher than the WW1 aircraft with greater manoeuvrability. Fighter aircraft such as the Supermarine Spitfire and Hawker Hurricane…

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    Phantom 2 Research Paper

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    is a two seater, twin engine, long range supersonic jet interceptor, and fighter bomber. It was originally built for the United States Navy by McDonnell Aircraft. Its first days of service was in 1960 with the U.S. Navy. With its outstanding performance, it was adopted by the U.S. Marine Corps and the U.S. Air Force, and by the mid 1960s it had become a major part of their respective air wings. The Phantom is a large fighter with top speed of over Mach 2.2 or about 750 mph. It can carry more…

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    the United States government challenged the aircraft industry to develop a new type of fighter that could fly at high speeds, for extended ranges, the ability to perform air to ground attacks, and climb to 20,000 feet within six minutes. Lockheed Martin answered the call and the P-38 Lightening was developed. This twin engine, twin boom aircraft was nothing like anything seen before. It was almost 100 miles per hour faster than other combat aircraft of the time and many of the United States…

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    Reconnaissance In Ww1

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    than eleven years old" (SparkNotes. "World War I (1914-1919)". http://www.sparknotes.com/history/european/ww1/section5.rhtml. Accessed April 24, 2016.). WWI was one of the first instances in warfare where aircraft was used, in the early stages of WWI, the military strategists realized that aircraft could be useful for reconnaissance and could spy on their enemies with the use of reconnaissance planes. In WWI, carpet bombing was a new strategy of war and was used very…

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    A-10 proves it can land pretty much anywhere Since July 20th, four A-10s from the 354th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron of US Air force have practiced landing at an airfield that that has been decommissioned since 2000, near Nowe Miasto, in Poland. The cracked, crumbling runway is in bad shape from long lack of any maintenance, as the past Polish unit stationed there used helicopters, and conditions at the former Warsaw Pact airfield are poor in general. Not a problem for the A-10, which is…

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    Devastator surviving and only one pilot, Ensign George Gay, surviving. Some Japanese fighters were shot down and some hits were scored, and despite the falling of each plane, those who remained kept fighting until their own ends. Soon after the fall of the Devastators, Enterprise and Yorktown groups arrived, being met with a maneuver by the Japanese fleet that prolonged their exposure to antiaircraft and fighter fire effectively, but despite the opposition, the attack was effective. There were…

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