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Monthly Archives: May 2018
Combat Is the Mother of Invention
When a french Morane-Saulnier Model L slipped behind them, the Germans in the Albatros reconnaissance airplane likely sensed no threat. They were flying over northern France on April Fool’s Day, 1915, but the outmoded Model L carried only a pilot … Continue reading
Turkey strengthens defence ties with Italy as tensions with EU increases – "Business as usual" (5)
Introduction An investigation by Ahval reveals how increasing trade between European companies and Turkey affects political relations between European Union states and the mainly-Muslim nation. A close examination reveals that while EU leaders express concern about the Turkish government’s human … Continue reading
The S-3 Viking Could Do It All (And Hunt Russian Submarines): So What Happened?
The Navy is unlikely to return to the Viking, despite its demonstrated flexibility. This is out of a defensible preference for operating fewer different types of aircraft to maximize efficiency in training, maintenance and spare parts. However, the Viking’s retirements … Continue reading
Kids, adults share moments of ‘aha!’
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RSF navigator inducted into Michigan Aviation Hall of Fame
One of the proudest accomplishments of Ursini’s aviation career was being involved in the testing of YF-12, the prototype for the SR-71 Blackbird reconnaissance vehicle—the aircraft is still the world’s fastest airplane, flying 500 miles per hour faster than anything … Continue reading
Math Says Urinals in Planes Could Make Lavatory Lines Shorter for Everyone
With all the insanity on terra firma, you’re forgiven if you missed the 30,000-foot brilliance of this year’s Crystal Cabin Awards—the Only International Award For Excellence in Aircraft Interior InnovationTM. Ladies and gents, it was marvelous: heated floor panels, rentable … Continue reading
Airport patrons enjoy pancakes, planes
The air around the Elton Hensley Memorial Airport on Saturday morning was filled with the drone of small airplane engines and the scrumptious smell of frying sausage. A healthy crowd turned up to enjoy the hearty breakfast, Kingdom Pilots Association … Continue reading