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    P-51 Mustang

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    that the P-51 mustang came into play during WW2. The P-51 Mustang was a very popular design of aircraft for the U.S.. this design was good because it was very fast and aerodynamic. the Mustang assisted in bombing runs to help get the bombers to the spot at least halfway intact. that's why the P-51 mustang was a superior aircraft I want to learn more about the P-51 mustang because i like aircraft a lot. ever since i was little i had a very strong want for airplanes. also i have always wanted…

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    A Research Proposal: Aviation industry in World War I INTRODUCTION Thesis Statement: The transformation of the aviation industry in World War I influenced the evolution of aircraft development, and what influence the aviation industry had during World War I. I have always been fascinated with history and aviation, and how aviation has evolved in such a relatively short period of time and the dramatic effect flight has had on changing the world. I have worked in the aviation field most of my…

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    Saudi Aramco Case Study

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    Summary During the summer of 1997, a study of aircraft maintenance employee schedules was conducted at the flight department of Saudi Aramco (biggest oil company in the world) in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia (Alfares, 1997) Objective was to calculate the current fixed-wing aircraft maintenance worker schedule and come out with solution to improve and to decide the optimum work schedule that fulfills increasing maintenance labor requirements with the lowest cost and highest efficiency. Flight department…

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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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    for the creation, development, and implementation of weapons of all kinds, as any history buff knows. This makes it a fascinating period to study for nearly any weapons enthusiast. One particular area that was greatly pioneered during the war was aircraft. Most air forces at the outset of the war were still flying World War One vintage along with a few slightly newer models developed in the Twenties and Thirties. The only air force that had begun developing newer planes was the German Luftwaffe.…

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    Drones Research Paper

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    up the drone. A drone can be a model aircraft someone purchases in a store, a mini-helicopter used by some police forces, or a large plane-sized aircraft sent to a war zone. They can hover mid-air, do backflips and spin. These devices are capable of moving precisely and smoothly. All the things they do happen with a stabilized camera…

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    A Wing and a Prayer Small northern communities are tight knit. It’s not that everybody knows everybody else’s business, but everybody is conscious who has not come back from the trap line come dark, whose boats are out on the lake on a windy day, and what flying conditions are like as they listen for that unmistakable drone of a returning Otter or Beaver. Often people will gather and go out to wistfully search the horizon for comforting signs of their loved ones. Such was the case one heavily…

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    F4u Corsair History

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    U.S. Navy for a new carrier-based fighter plane in 1938. The Chance Vought Aircraft Engineering department submitted two designs in hopes of securing the contract, which were the V-166A and V-166B. The latter made the cut due to its utilization of a new Pratt & Whitney air cooled, two-staged…

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    Duties of Airline Pilot An aircraft pilot is accountable for the Safety and Security of the aircraft, travellers, crew members and cargo under various air traffic circumstances. Roles of an airline pilot are somewhat stimulating which can be accomplished successfully if the pilot is well skilled in all phases. The main role is positively to fly the aircraft securely from the departure airport to the target. Other than the air route there are other concerns as well that the Pilot has to take care…

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