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    Throughout his childhood, he had longed to be involved with the young and growing aviation industry. With very little to no experience in designing aircraft or understanding the science behind flight, he began to do incredible feats of courage and motivation. From testing the use of machine guns on airplanes to winning race with an airplane with three working pistons instead of four, Tony Jannus’ reputation…

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    USS Yorktown Trip

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    One of the planes that the ship had had was a fighter plane, which had two guns on the front and one in the back for the passenger to defend the backside of the plane with. The biggest and baddest plane on the USS Yorktown was a carrier plane that flew up to one hundred twenty-five people at one time…

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    gunfire and fighter jets flying around, We advanced through enemy lines, the Soviet Union was retreating as their fighter planes kept getting taken out. The Red Angels were the cause of this. They were our fighter planes, also known as the 99th Squadron. This was a special group of black men who performed as well as us whites, it was truly amazing.” That was what it was like for the Allied Powers during World War two whenever the 99th Squadron was around. They were the first black fighter…

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    Red Tails: Film Analysis

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    interpretation. Through several discussions spoken about, the use of equipment, and commemorative dates mentioned, three claims were the most discussed: the number of losses suffered by bomber crews under escort, the encounters with Luftwaffe jet fighters, and the overall record established by the Tuskegee Airmen. It was believed to be said that the Tuskegee Airmen never lost a bomber due to enemy fire, a statement made in the film by a bomber pilot. This claim is historically inaccurate due to…

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    Introduction This paper is an individual report, it includes a background of airline industry and why is quality important in this industry. It also includes a background of a chosen organization which is Etihad and their quality mission. The paper will also clarify the objective of the study and the methods used for collecting data and it also shows key quality process. Last but not least the paper will include a conclusion and a summary of the case study and a recommendation for the workflow…

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    Dash 80 Research Paper

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    These aircraft were used as prototypes for the “Dash 80” which was in turn the prototype of the commercial 707. The B-47 Stratojet was a turbojet engine strategic bomber aircraft that first flew in 1947. Many elements of its design formed the foundation for a large scale jet transport aircraft (Boeing 367-80 Jet Transport). While most planes at the time were straight wing, both of these military aircraft had a swept wing and tail angle design of 35 degrees…

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    locating and identifying logistical support areas and major supply routes (MSR). There were significant issues with the existing airframes and camera systems as they were susceptible to vibration and covered very limited areas directly below the aircraft at NADIR or offset to slight angles. Other issues which limited the full utility of aerial reconnaissance was the limited range of…

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    authority very serious and he became a student pilot being trained by the aviation pioneer Glenn Curtis (Miller). He chose to pursue this interest at his own expense paying $1470 for training (Miller). On his first solo flight Mitchell flipped the aircraft upside down while landing, this won him the honor of having this maneuver named the “Mitchell” (Miller). This experience benefitted Billy because in 1917 the War Department wanted an aviator observer in Europe to report on the war in…

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    What Aerospace Engineers do (504 words) Aerospace engineers are individuals who use technology to create, model and test mechanisms such as aircraft, and spacecraft. This type of Engineer works to improve the technology of space exploration, defense systems and so on. In the aeronautical field you could be working on a project to send people into outer space or working on projects that could be working with the latest ground and sea transportation. When working in aeronautics this type of…

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    Gaddafi targeted the Americans for retribution for small conflicts in the Gulf of Sidra. The Gulf of Sidra stretches from Tripoli to Benghazi. The US Navy sunk four Libyan ships and two Libyan fighter jets. Gaddafi ordered the destruction of a West German nightclub for revenge for the sunken ships. US soldiers often visited the club. Three soldiers perished while 230 sustained injuries in the attack. Because of this, President Reagan began to bomb…

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