Get a head start on your King Air 350 training experience by familiarizing yourself with the Pro Line 21 avionics suite. Turning off Temperature Compensation and then reselecting the procedure restores the database turn direction. All proposed rules must be published in the Federal Register to notify the public and to give them an opportunity to submit comments. Technology in the avionics sector evolves quickly, and state-of-the art cockpits fall behind the performance levels of new aircraft fairly quickly. Operators should contact their Service Center for more information regarding installation of this mod.
Although these jets range from light to ultra long-range heavy, they do share the common trait of having enjoyed unusual success in the private jet sales market. It is in your best interest to review the Garmin. To confirm their data entries, pilots run a simulation and can watch as that flight is completed from takeoff to touchdown. If you are an existing FlightSafety customer, you can also pick up your record of training in myFlightSafety. Our training portfolio includes instructor-led and web-based training, to procedure trainers through full-motion flight training devices. In order to login you must be registered. Real-time weather and terrain data ahead of the planned flight route can be accessed via the Broadcast Graphical Weather system.
It is designed to help you maintain peak situational awareness ho help reduce pilot workload and distractions for better safety in flight and on takeoff and landing. Recovery The database turn direction can be restored by the following sequence 1. Instead, the turn direction is removed if the crew subsequently reselects the same approach. For that reason, the Pro Line 21 system has been able to easily transition to new technologies. Collins Aerospace is drafting its own comments and will post prior to the deadline. Notice Navigation databases are compiled from official State sources by Jeppesen and Lufthansa Systems and supplied to Collins Flight Database Services Team for the purpose of packaging a database compatible with Collins Avionics. Electronic charts are a particularly useful feature: pilots can access airport approach plates, electronic checklists, and digital airport maps which display the real-time position of the jet.
The flight crew must immediately comply with these Limitations to prevent this issue. All training material should be immediately updated for these Limitations. These include the Bonanza both V-tail and straight-tail models , Baron, Debonair, Duke, Twin Bonanza, King Air, Sierra, Skipper, Sport, Sundowner, Musketeer, Travel Air, Starship, Queen Air, BeechJet, and Premier lines of airplanes, turboprops, and turbojets. This decreases heads downtime and crew workload and increases crew efficiency. The map display may differ from this example.
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If temperature compensation is required, the crew should use manual temperature compensation techniques. It that is designed to increase safety and precision in approaches, particularly during poor weather. The challenge is to keep flight crews current and familiar with the highly sophisticated system to allow them to take full advantage of it without increasing pilot workload. Apply this new knowledge by programming the Pro Line 21 on your own. Through this desktop reuse of actual aircraft software, your pilots can learn new equipment faster and more effectively, without developing negative habits. The software has been re-hosted to run in a Windows® desktop computer environment.
The list of new technologies that can be added to a Pro Line 21 cockpit continues to grow, making it an excellent starting point for any private jet with high aspirations. Violations of these laws May be subject to fines and penalties under the Export Administration Act. The Pro Line 21 system originally made its mark in the private jet industry by providing flight information in an intuitive, easy-to-operate format. Registering takes only a few moments but gives you increased capabilities. For assistance outside of our hours of operation, please email us at and someone will get back to you during normal business hours. Rockwell Collins first installed the Pro Line 21 system in year 2000, knowing that it would soon be obsolete obsolescence is always an issue.
With all of that in mind, Rockwell Collins designed the Pro Line 21 system to have plenty of growing room. You are now leaving FlightSafety. This online course is structured into a number of topics and taught with foundational knowledge-based and interactive, scenario-based instructional styles throughout the entire course which makes learning easy and exciting! It is able to clearly show items like terrain and runways regardless of the actual visual environmental conditions. Its layout is quite flexible, and all systems were miniaturized to the maximum extent possible, the result being a very light, small avionics system that falls well under cockpit space and weight limits. Please ensure you read any forum rules as you navigate around the board. If you have any comments or questions about this issue, please see our page. So the software package you buy is the same as the equipment you have in your aircraft, which greatly enhances the training experience.


On Sunday, for the second consecutive day, Russia and Ukraine engaged in a drone battle, with both sides launching more than twelve drones towards each other’s territories. Shockingly, one of the drones seemed to have specifically aimed at a Russian military airport, while tragically, a Ukrainian civilian lost their life when debris from a drone crashed into their house near the Black Sea.
The Russian Defense Ministry has reported that more than 35 Ukrainian drones were downed during the night across three regions in southwestern Russia. This information was shared through a post on the messaging app Telegram. According to a Russian Telegram channel that is critical of the Kremlin, one of the targets included a Russian air base where bomber aircraft used in Ukraine are stationed. The channel shared brief videos showing drones flying over residential areas in what they claimed to be the town of Morozovsk in Russia. It is worth noting that Morozovsk is home to Russia’s 559th Bomber Aviation Regiment.
Vasily Golubev, the governor of Rostov province in Russia, has informed about “mass drone strikes” near Morozovsk and another town located further west. However, he did not mention the air base in his report. Golubev mentioned that the majority of the drones were successfully intercepted and there were no casualties reported. He did not provide any details regarding the extent of damage caused.
In addition to this, Ukraine’s air force announced on Sunday morning that they had successfully taken down 20 Shahed drones, which were of Iranian origin. These drones were launched overnight by Russian troops in the southern and western regions of Ukraine. Furthermore, the air force also intercepted an X-59 cruise missile that was launched from the occupied south of the country.
A tragic incident occurred in Odesa, a significant port on Ukraine’s southern Black Sea coast, where a civilian lost their life overnight. The cause of this unfortunate event was the remnants of a destroyed drone that fell on the person’s house, as reported by Ukraine’s military. These recent drone attacks have intensified in the past month, as both sides involved in the conflict strive to demonstrate that they are not at a standstill as the war approaches its two-year mark.
Russia’s Defense Ministry claimed that their anti-aircraft units successfully destroyed 32 Ukrainian drones over the Crimean Peninsula, which they annexed from Ukraine in 2014. In response, Ukraine’s air force stated that they had managed to shoot down 30 out of the 31 drones launched by Russia against 11 Ukrainian regions the previous night. Despite a counteroffensive initiated by Ukraine in June, neither side has made significant progress in gaining territory.
In a positive development, Ukraine’s foreign minister expressed his appreciation for what he referred to as a significant shift in Germany’s approach towards Kyiv’s bid for EU membership. This change in stance from Germany is welcomed by Ukraine, as it signifies a potential sea change in their efforts to join the European Union.


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“I feel the need…the need for speed!”
From KDKA-Channel 2 this evening:
Aerial acrobats. Thunderbirds. “Wings over Pittsburgh” is back, for the first time in six years.
While the pilots are winging it, two-time Team USA Olympic goalie Brianne McLaughlin poses with her silver medals, then dons a different uniform than the red, white and blue she wore on the ice.
She’s prepared for a breathtaking flight on a Thunderbird.
Meanwhile, Columbus Blue Jackets’ winger Brandon Saad, formerly of Penn-Richland High School, prepares for a flight of his own.
“Playoffs, been there, done that before,” he said. “But for my first time doing this, I’m full of excitement, for sure.”
From the ice to the football field, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger also got a special preview of the show. He got a ride on the T-33, a training plane used by new recruits.
“We just chatted back and forth. He wanted to fly over the stadium, down around Pittsburgh, the practice facility,” said pilot Greg Colyer. “I let him fly the airplane around a little bit, and then we came back and landed.”
So, what did the quarterback think of his bird’s eye view of the city?
“It was an unbelievable experience. It was something I can cross off my bucket list now,” Roethlisberger said. “You understand the power that the plane has, and how sensitive it is, and how awesome these pilots are.”


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Early 2013: This was the first live trial for the Cerberus platform where we managed to verify in - situ what was mapped. The opportunity to do this was an astronaut analogue mission to the Mars Desert Research Station (MDRS) where BlackShore's director Hans van 't Woud assumed the role of crewmember.
While this two- week expedition was running the crowd was asked to map the immediate surroundings as if it were like Mars since this desert region in particular is geologically similar to Gale crater where NASA's curiosity rover is driving around. Geological results disovered by the Cerberus crowd were uploaed through a satellite link to be used to plan an EVA* into the desert to verrify the crowd's effort and Cerberus's accuracy.
The results were astonishing regarding Cerberus's mapping precision. The proof dat actually new discoveries can be done using satellite information and thus to detect location no man has ever visited before has huge implications for the system. Not only this expedition was interesting from a research and system point of view, but also this expedition was a high level effort of doing science communication. The crowd was realtime involved in a scientific mission which has never been done before in the face of the earth.
*EVA = extra vehicular activity
Crew 125 (Reuters/ Jim, Urquhart
The Mars Desert Research Station is investigating the feasibility of Mars human exploration.
Hans van 't Woud in Business Insider picture of the year 2013 (Reuters/ Jim Urquhart)


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AATI Sues Boeing and Insitu for Willful Infringement of Patents for UAV Retrieval System
ST. LOUIS, MO – FEBRUARY 14, 2012 – Advanced Aerospace Technologies, Inc., (AATI) has filed a lawsuit against The Boeing Company and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Insitu, Inc., seeking in excess of $160 million in royalties based on infringement of AATI patents by Insitu’s Skyhook retrieval system – which is the device Boeing and Insitu employ to retrieve unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) without a runway at the end of a flight. The suit was filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri.
AATI is owned by William Randall McDonnell, an aeronautical engineer and member of the McDonnell family of aviation pioneers who founded McDonnell Aircraft. As described in papers AATI filed with the court, Mr. McDonnell invented a retrieval system using a “swept” wing with a special hook and clasp at the end which enables UAVs returning from a mission to be safely retrieved without a runway by flying into a suspended line. The hook grabs the line and channels it to a clasp which holds the UAV securely and enables it to be lowered into the hands of operators without damage. Combined with an appropriate launch mechanism, this approach eliminates the weight, volume, cost and complexity of runway-dependent aircraft hardware – such as wheels, tires, brakes, nose wheel steering, landing gear struts, landing gear doors, extend/retract actuators and wheel wells.
AATI alleges that Insitu was unable to retrieve its UAVs without damaging them – and that this inability was threatening the financial viability of Insitu’s UAV program and the company itself. To solve this problem, Mr. McDonnell provided his patented technology to Insitu – and Insitu incorporated it into its various unmanned aircraft systems, including: ScanEagle, NightEagle, Insight, GeoRanger, ScanEagle Compressed Carriage, and Integrator. Incorporation of the AATI patented inventions into these unmanned aircraft systems was enormously successful – enabling Insitu and Boeing to come to dominate their segment of the UAV market.
According to AATI, Insitu and Boeing misappropriated AATI’s patented inventions and Insitu’s unmanned aircraft systems infringe AATI’s patents. Insitu and Boeing have never paid any royalties or other amounts to AATI for their use of the AATI inventions.
In addition to the lawsuit filed against Insitu and Boeing in St. Louis, AATI also has filed a companion lawsuit against the U.S. Government in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims in Washington, D.C. Most of Insitu’s and Boeing’s revenues from the unmanned aerial systems in question have been generated from the sale of services – where Boeing and/or Insitu own and operate the UAVs and sell surveillance and reconnaissance services to the U.S. Government and foreign governments. The St. Louis lawsuit seeks royalties based on this business and commercial sales.
In some instances, Insitu or Boeing apparently sold the unmanned aerial systems to the U.S. Government. Under applicable laws, AATI must obtain from the U.S. Government any royalties due on sales of hardware to the U.S. Government to whatever extent that it can be shown that, in accepting such hardware, the Government authorized and consented to the infringement. The Government then gets reimbursed by Insitu and Boeing pursuant to an indemnification obligation under those Government contracts. The lawsuit in the Court of Federal Claims is for any royalties that can be recovered only through this route.
In filing the lawsuits, Mr. McDonnell stated:
“I was pleased my inventions solved Insitu’s inability to safely and reliably retrieve their UAVs at the end of a flight – and enabled the company to become successful. I am greatly disappointed that Insitu, and then Boeing, declined to pay the compensation due for their use of my inventions – and that I now must resort to court action.”
Legal counsel for AATI, Craig King of the Arent Fox law firm, stated:
“These lawsuits are about obtaining due compensation for the AATI inventions that have been incorporated by Insitu and Boeing into the enormously successful Skyhook retrieval system. We have not sought an injunction – and plan no actions as part of these lawsuits that might in any way impair the continued use of the unmanned aerial systems in question. The safety of our war fighters and performance of military missions is of paramount concern to AATI, and neither will be affected by these lawsuits.”
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Arent Fox LLP (www.arentfox.com), with offices in Washington, DC, New York, and Los Angeles, is a recognized leader in areas including intellectual property, government contracts, real estate, telecommunications, health care, automotive, sports, white collar, international trade, bankruptcy, and complex litigation. With more than 350 lawyers nationwide, Arent Fox has extensive experience in corporate securities, financial restructuring, government relations, labor and employment, finance, tax, corporate compliance, and the global business market. The firm represents Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, trade associations, foreign governments, and other entities.


Over 15 years ago, GSI began working with Boeing Corporation at their manufacturing campus located in Wichita, Kansas. Today, GSI and Boeing share a mutually beneficial relationship that is based on technical expertise and the desire to be environmentally responsive and good neighbors in the Wichita community. GSI’s responsiveness to meeting Boeing’s needs, schedules and budgets has forged a strong working partnership. Boeing’s 1,660 acre campus is home to a modification center that manufactures parts for their aviation products. The years of manufacturing activities at the plant has resulted in a variety of environmental concerns and monitoring. GSI has accepted the challenging tasks related to the environmental issues at the Boeing Plant. Of significant importance are the identification, monitoring and remediation of chlorinated solvents, TCE and Hexavalent Chromium. In addition to services provided on the Boeing campus, GSI has designed and operated 3 off site remedial systems including two pump and treat systems and one interceptor trench model. Throughout the working tenure at Boeing, GSI has continually provided environmental consulting and geotechnical engineering to bring Boeing into compliance.


ST Engineering Antycip Delivers ONERA’s State-of-the-art New Flight Simulator
The French aerospace lab’s new flight simulator brings together the latest technologies including 3D capabilities, separate and dynamic POV for pilot and co-pilot, and head and hand tracking.
Paris (France), 1st July 2021 – ONERA, through its Cognitive Engineering and Applied Neuroscience unit (ICNA) based at the Salon-de-Provence Air Base (BA 701), conducts cognitive engineering activities for the development of new Human/System Interaction (HSI) concepts for managing complex systems or operations.
The study of human-system interactions necessarily involves putting the human operator in realistic conditions. For many reasons, both scientific (need to perfectly control all the variables) and practical (such as cost economy and safety), simulation is an essential means to put the human operator in this situation. Therefore, these studies rely on the ability to simulate the real world, prototype innovative interaction modes, and characterise the impact of these new interaction modes on the performance of the human-machine couple.
To meet the requirements of these various studies, ONERA decided to install a flight simulator incorporating a research cockpit for large aircraft such as the Airbus A320 or A350, to immerse the human operator in an environment as close as possible to the real thing, which necessarily involves the visual.
When ONERA wrote the technical specifications for the projection system, they realised that they would have to work with a company specialised in the world of simulation. This company would have to provide a simulator capable of meeting high requirements, such as a large cylindrical screen, a 4K resolution with 3D capabilities, a dynamic viewpoint for the pilot and co-pilot, a head-tracking system, a motorised day or night mode, and automatic calibration software. All of this must of course be configurable through an intuitive web interface.
ST Engineering Antycip won the tender with a budget-friendly offer that would allow the installation team to meet their high requirements, all to a relatively tight deadline.
“We only had 13 weeks from validation to delivery,” said Quentin Blancheri, ST Engineering Antycip’s key account manager. “This was made possible thanks to the relationships ST Engineering Antycip has with other manufacturers like Barco, as well as our expertise in optical blending, which meant the team went onsite already knowing where to place projectors down to the millimetre. Rigging projectors with extreme precision is usually rather time-consuming, but the team planned well and anticipated ONERA’s needs enough to order the perfect gear.”
The brand new simulator – SCHEMAX – includes a bespoke 5m long x 2.7m high cylindrical composite screen, which was delivered in six separate panels and built on site. With a field of view of 220 x 45 degrees, the bespoke screen is powered by three Barco FL40 projectors, which are designed from the ground up to handle the simulation environment’s most rigorous training requirements. The team also selected auto-calibration blending and warping, and for night-time simulation, integrated optical blending, tracking, and active 3D glasses.
“To anticipate any issues with black levels, and to further enhance the feeling of immersion, we suggested painting all of the walls in black before installation,” said Blancheri.
ONERA provided the cockpit and the PC Suite, though ST Engineering Antycip suggested the right computer specs for the job. The content, which also comes from ONERA, is fed via display port (two PCs per projector) and viewed using VR Vantage.
“There were also some very specific constraints about the surroundings,” said Blancheri. “There are military jets that regularly fly above and there is a quarry nearby with regular explosions, so it was important to make sure everything was properly rigged and that there was an auto-calibration or scalable display that could be called up at the touch of a button.
“We selected ST Engineering Antycip because their technical offer met all of our requirements within the budget we had set. We are fully satisfied with the work done by ST Engineering Antycip, and the result exceeded our expectations. ONERA’s new SCHEMAX simulator now has a professional projection system allowing us to put the pilot and co-pilot in an immersive and realistic visual environment,” said Gregory Bonin, research engineer at ONERA, in charge of the programme.
ST Engineering Antycip’s France and Spain director, Johan Besnainou, concluded: “The SCHEMAX simulator built for ONERA was one with so many functionalities, and it was yet another successful strategic project for us. We hope that the SCHEMAX project will be a long-term one to allow us to continue our great working relationship with ONERA and pledge our ongoing support.”
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Since 1996, ST Engineering Antycip (formerly Antycip Simulation) has supported customers across the globe, in defence, academia, commerce and industry, to become better at what they do. As an expert provider of simulation, analysis, modelling, display and virtual reality solutions, ST Engineering Antycip combines its in-house technical expertise with an unrivalled range of products from software and hardware providers. ST Engineering Antycip is a subsidiary of ST Engineering. For more information, visit https://steantycip.com.
ONERA is the French national laboratory for aeronautics and space R&T, staffed by 2000 people. Under the supervision of the French Ministry of Armed Forces, ONERA has an annual budget of 234 million euros, of which more than half comes from commercial contracts. As the French expert in aerospace technologies, ONERA prepares tomorrow’s defenses, meets the aerospace challenges of the future, and contributes to the competitiveness of the European aerospace industry. ONERA masters all the disciplines and technologies in its aerospace fields. All major civil and military aerospace programs in France and Europe contain „DNA“ from ONERA: Ariane, Airbus, Falcon, Rafale, missiles, helicopters, engines, radars, etc.


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Both industry and government have worked to ensure that Cirrus pilots don’t know the score. A while back the instrument rating requirements were drastically reduced making the rating both less expensive and potentially more lethal.This was in response to pressure from general aviation interests, especially AOPA.I recall when the Cirrus first came out, one of the principals said that product liability was not going to be a problem for them because the airplane would be so safe.Since that time the NTSB shows 80 fatal Cirrus accidents in its database.If you buy into the fact that an airframe parachute gives a pilot one last but extremely valuable option, Cirrus pilots have that.What they don’t seem to have is common sense and that is our collective fault.
That relates to weather flying like the airlines do.After work, and after darkness set in, he flew an IFR trip to an airport located in rough terrain. This was a relatively inexperienced pilot and you can read between the lines of the NTSB report and contemplate several things.To me it is likely that there was some sort of distraction or confusion that caused the pilot to lose control. Autopilots have been known to cause confusion if not used correctly.If you take at face value the benefit of type-specific training, Cirrus pilots have that.If you accept that glass cockpits give a pilot many valuable informational tools, Cirrus pilots have that.


And what should we all be driving around to work?
That’s right – a freaking jet pack!
What could be one of the coolest inventions of all time, we would like to introduce you to The Martin Jetpack from the Martin Aircraft Company.
According to their official website:
The Martin Jetpack was initially conceived of and developed by Glenn Martin in Christchurch in 1981 in response to another jetpack that had a one minute flight-time limit. Now over 30 years later, Martin Aircraft Company has assembled a team of the best experts in aviation to make the jetpack a reality, with flight capability of over 30 minutes at speeds up to 74 km/h and altitudes above 800 feet.
Currently they are deploying the Martin Jetpack as a first responder vehicle and a heavy lift unmanned air vehicle.
Once the the Jetpack is successful in the first responder community, the company will work on developing a Jetpack for leisure and personal use.
Here are some technical details from an article on RobbReport.com:
The Martin Jetpack can fly for up to 30 minutes at about 35 mph and cruise at altitudes of up to 3,000 feet, thanks to a proprietary two-stroke V-4 engine that the company developed to deliver the high power-to-weight ratio and steadiness that the design demands. Fly-by-wire assisted-stability controls and an integrated ballistic parachute enhance the jet pack’s ease of use and safety.
So how much for all this awesome futuristic goodness?
Robb Report is saying it will cost around $200,000; which will give a brand new Aston Martin DB9 a run for its money.
Although we’re not sure where you will be putting your carry-on luggage.
For more information on The Martin Jetpack, you can check out their official website at http://www.martinjetpack.com/.


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Telewander (Chile) An online media platform for drones. They live stream, analyze, process images, video, and data in real time and offer an aerial perspective with an interactive interface for users and tools for events, drone companies, governments, and industries.
Read more on www.telewander.com
Spotlight interview with Telewander:
Describe your startup and product as if you were describing it to a non-tech person on the street.
Telewander connects drone pilots with the media companies providing them with exciting tools to create high quality media and new experiences with drones for the viewers. Drone pilots gain visibility, find exciting jobs in the media, and concentrate on what they love, flying. At the same time, media companies can have the right drone pilot for the aerial work they need.
Describe how you got the idea to start your business.
The idea originated when the Telewander’s founders, Jose and Victoria, came across two entrepreneurs in the USA close to Boston working with an octocopter (a big drone with 8 propellers). They shared their experience of how exciting drone work can be and how great are the images taken by a drone. After this spontaneous meet, Victoria and Jose began to think about how to deliver fascinating drone images in real time to anyone on the Internet.
How does your product/service works?
Drone pilots can go to www.telewander.tv, create a portfolio, and showcase their work. Users can create an account as a viewer to see the live streamings by the drone pilots and interact. Media companies can find the right drone pilot for the high quality aerial footage.
Why did you apply for the Next Step Challenge program?
We applied to the Next Step Challenge because Denmark is an excellent test-market and a place from where we can scale to big markets like Germany and the UK.
Recent big news?
We made a successful pilot project with ProSieben.Sat1, which is one of the largest media companies in Europe.
Who is the founder(s) of your team?
Jose Lizama and Victoria Shmakova
Current number of employees. 9
Which countries are you from?
Spain, Russia, Denmark, Hungary, Lithuania, Portugal, Iraq, Chile
Year Founded: 2015
Telewander fun fact:
We love working together and our team speaks more than 13 different languages and about 18 programming languages!
Read more about Telewander in these press clippings:


Brazil launches satellite that will democratise broadband access
This Thursday (4), the President of the Republic Michel Temer, stated that the launch of the Geostationary Defence and Strategic Communications Satellite (SGDC) will democratise digital technology in Brazil, allowing access to broadband connections throughout the country.
After over R$ 2.7 billion in investment by the federal government, between the Ministries of Science, Technology, Innovation and Communication (MCTIC) and Defence, the satellite was launched into space tonight.
The satellite weighs almost 6 tons, is 5 metres tall and will be positioned 36 thousand kilometres away from the Earth's surface, covering the entire Brazilian territory and Atlantic Ocean.
"We're going to democratise the digital phenomenon in our country, since broadband will reach all corners of our nation," said Temer in announcement made to journalists following the launch at the Aerospace Operations Command Centre (COMAE), in Brasilia.
Launched from the Kourou Space Centre in the French Guiana, the SGDC will be put to civil and military use. In addition to broadband, information involving the defence and government areas may be processed using band X.
"In other words, whoever is in the Amazon or in the other side of the country may have broadband access and thus, as I said, democratising the digital system in our country," he added. “I think it's a great moment for our government, naturally, for the Brazilian state and people," said the president.


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Many coalition operations perform below expectations because of a collaboration gap – a mismatch between the demands of the mission and the combined capabilities of the coalition members. Defense forces can take practical steps to close this gap.
Going global in Aerospace and Defense
Updated 09 Apr 2008
Global integration in the A&D industry is far from mature, and how a company responds to the challenge of a world that conducts business globally can be a key factor in helping to determine its future business success.
Podcast Interview: Keep them flying: Find your Winning Position in the MRO Game
Updated 07 Mar 2008
Al Henderson, a consultant with IBM's Institute for Business Value, talks with Ralph Carpenter, supply chain expert and one of the leaders in IBM’s aerospace and defense worldwide consulting team.
Keep them flying: Find your winning position in the MRO game
Updated 08 Jan 2008
Collaboration will become increasingly important in the commercial airline maintenance, repair and overhaul business.
Hiding in plain sight: Service innovation, a new priority for chief executives
Updated 28 Nov 2006
Manufacturers may find a tremendous business opportunity "hiding" in their Service function.


2 edition of Cryogenic on-orbit liquid depot storage, acquisition and transfer satellite (COLD-SAT) feasibility studies found in the catalog.
Cryogenic on-orbit liquid depot storage, acquisition and transfer satellite (COLD-SAT) feasibility studies
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The design and requirements for the proposed cryogenic on-orbit liquid depot storage, acquisition, and transfer (COLD-SAT) satellite experiment, which is to be launched by Atlas I, are examined.
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Jan 18, · This subtopic seeks technologies related to cryogenic propellant (e.g. hydrogen, oxygen, methane) production, storage, transfer, and usage to support NASA's in-situ resource utilization (ISRU) goals. This includes a wide range of applications, scales, and environments consistent with future NASA missions to the Moon and Mars.
Any equipment used must be safe for use on orbit (for example: must not disintegrate, outgas, or create foreign object debris, cannot be sharp) and must not take up much room. In-Space Cryogenic Depot Demonstrator Challenge An additional level to the prize would be to perform a transfer of liquid propellant between the two spacecraft.
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Just for future reference: in light of some of the most recent unhinged rantings from the American C-in-C, I feel the need to offer a bit of narrative clarification.
The aerospace arm of the Guardian military is GSF: the Guardian Space Fleet. NOT the Guardian Space Force.
I just don’t want to inwardly cringe when people make this all-too-common mistake in future story posts that reference Guardian stuff in space.
So far as I am aware, there is no Space Force in Kupopolis.


Join the nation’s leading energy and utility companies to share best practices and discuss critical issues facing the industry at the 6th annual Energy & Utility Training Roundtable May 7-9, 2018 in Houston.
This year’s special program will be private tour of the Space Center Houston—with a special emphasis on their training facilities and Neutral Buoyancy Lab—and a keynote address by Leroy Chiao, former NASA astronaut and International Space Station commander.
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Lyft Aerial Receives FAA Approval And Announces Release Of Texas-Inspired Drone Film
Lyft Aerial of Austin Texas recently received a Section 333 exemption from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to legally fly their drones for commercial purposes. The exemption is rarely given and Lyft Aerial is one of only a few companies in the United States to receive the exemption. According to company founder Chris Bonnet, “This exemption is a very significant milestone for our young company, and it will allow us to take the firm to new heights, both literally and figuratively.”
The exemption allows Lyft Aerial to use their drones for a variety of commercial purposes including for educational/
In fact, the company has several major corporations on their client list including Under Armour, King’s Hawaiian, Radisson, Siemens and Meridian Solar. Bonnet reports that he and his team have used drones to meet a variety of client needs. They have used the drones to photograph new high rises for real estate clients, document progress at construction sites, and produce marketing videos and commercials. They have also helped clients monitor flooding, and inspect important assets like wind turbines, solar panels and roofs. Bonnet even announced a new wedding package that will employ drones to create a unique photo and video chronicle of that special day.
In addition to the announcement about the FAA exemption, Bonnet also announced the upcoming release of the company’s new drone film called, “Texas, An Assortment of Beauty.” Bonnet and his team have been working on the film since January 2015, and are now ready to release it to the public. The company’s drones were sent all over the state of Texas to capture aerial views of the sites that make the Lone Star State truly unique.
Lyft Aerial, originally Austin Drone Photography, was founded in 2013 and specializes in aerial photography and videography. The company works with clients to produce high quality photographs, promotional videos, commercials and movies, using the latest technology available in the industry.
More information is available on the company website at www.lyftaerial.com. Media inquiries can be directed to Chris Bonnet at 512.522.3951 or via email at firstname.lastname@example.org. The film can be viewed at https://www.youtube.com/


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We investigated how rockets launch. Working in groups, we did a rocket launch. First we blew up a balloon and let it go. We watched it fly around the room. Then we decided to control the path of the balloon by connecting it to a piece of string. We tied the string to two chairs. We blew up a balloon and kept it closed using a clothes peg. We attached it to the side of the string using sellotape. Then we removed the peg and the balloon flew along the string like a rocket. The air coming out the back of the balloon pushed the balloon forward like a rocket. We investigated a rocket launch using two balloons.


Religion and philosophy have always been present in human space exploration, in the form of religious rituals practiced during space missions, placement of sacred objects in space, and astronauts’ descriptions of transcendental changes in perspective when looking back on Earth. Space exploration also poses ethical, religious, and philosophical challenges. How, for example, do we protect other celestial bodies from contamination by human space exploration? How do we protect the Earth from contamination by extraterrestrial samples brought back on spaceships? How will human society be represented to extraterrestrial beings? What are the wide-ranging implications of finding life in the universe?
In his talk, Waltemathe will discuss these issues, exploring questions that seem to belong to the realm of science fiction while focusing on scientifically plausible exploration scenarios.
Michael Waltemathe is senior lecturer in the Department of Protestant Theology at Ruhr-University Bochum in Germany. He also serves as an officer of the Astrosociology Research Institute, a non-profit educational organization dedicated to the development of astrosociology as a multidisciplinary academic field. Dr. Waltemathe is also a founding member of IASGAR, the International Academy for the Study of Gaming and Religion.
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So, you want to bring cutting-edge STEM solutions to your students? Enter the drones! These unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have been taking over the hobby stores for years and are now making their way into classrooms. Drones provide students with hands-on experience in technologies they are actually interested in. This hands-on demonstration will show you how!


Gravity Assist Podcast - Sunspots and Solar Flares with Alex Young. “You’d think that because it rises and sets predictably every day, we’d know everything there is to know about our Sun. But that’s not the case. The Sun constantly outgasses the solar wind, but also periodically belches huge blobs of plasma, energetic particles, and magnetic fields that can wreak havoc on Earth’s communications networks and other electrical systems. These blobs also slam into the other planets of our solar system, stripping their atmospheres or interacting with their magnetic fields. And we’re still not sure what mechanisms lie beneath these violent outbursts. In this episode, NASA Chief Scientist Jim Green sits down with solar scientist Alex Young to discuss the Sun’s powerful explosions.” (Source: NASA)
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WIN Lab alumna Abby Speicher heads to Shark Tank on February 24 to pitch DartDrones, a company that teaches soon-to-be drone pilots how to fly with online and in-person classes nationwide. Certainly no easy task, DartDrones makes sure it keeps up with FAA regulations in order for their clients to pass an intensive, 60 question test - a requirement for those who want to become a certified commercial drone pilot.
With numerous applications for drones on the rise, the importance of having certified pilots continues to grow. Join us as we watch CEO Speicher, part of the WIN Lab's second cohort, head to pitch in front of Lori Grenier, Mark Cuban, Daymond John, Kevin O’Leary, and Robert Herjavec on February 24 at 9pm.
For more details about DartDrones and their participation on Shark Tank, head here.


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University coursework can be achieved both in the class room or by distance learning choices. Two-year and four-year programs are available. Community university regarding the Air Force (CCAF) The city College for the Air Force (CCAF) is a certified two-year university available to enlisted Airmen. The CCAF provides almost 70 various degree that is associate in several clinical and technical fields including computer technology technology, avionic systems technology, atmosphere and room operations technology, allied health sciences, paralegal services, information administration and much more. Every CCAF level calls for courses in your technical task specialty, leadership/management/military studies, basic training and education that is physical. You can easily accumulate credits as long as you’re on active responsibility at Air Force technical training schools when pay for papers review you sign up for universities near your responsibility place that provide accredited courses. Enlisted people of the Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve will also be qualified to be involved in the CCAF.


Your littlest astronaut will get an up-close view of the cosmos when he nods off in the Pacific Play Tents Space Capsule Glow-N-The Dark Universe. This cylindrical space tent features a rigid, lightweight frame wrapped in an exterior of polyester with a glow-in-the-dark space theme. This capsule includes lightly padded flooring, but it's also ideal for use with sleeping bags or standard-sized twin mattresses. A matching carrying bag is included.
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中圖分類號：TP271 文獻標志碼：A DOI: 10.16157/j.issn.0258-7998.223631 中文引用格式： 袁建富，易進，李鑫，等. 批產衛星自動化測試系統研究與實現[J]. 電子技術應用，2023，49(2)：133-139. 英文引用格式： Yuan Jianfu，Yi Jin，Li Xin，et al. Research and realization of automated test system for satellite batch production[J]. Application of Electronic Technique，2023，49(2)：133-139.
Research and realization of automated test system for satellite batch production
Chang Guang Satellite Technology Co.，Ltd.， Changchun 130000， China
Abstract： In order to solve the problems of large quantity of mass satellite production, short cycle, and shortage of personnel, a new type of satellite automatic test system is proposed. The hardware architecture of the system is composed of a comprehensive test server, remote-control telemetry ground inspection equipment, and an automated test terminal. The software architecture is based on the joint development by TestStand and LabVIEW. The code module edited by LabVIEW realizes the function of creating information channels with remote control and telemetering ground inspection equipment, server databases, etc. Following the operation process of the test instructions， TestStand edits the automated test sequence, realizing the highly automated processes such as remote control instruction sending, telemetry data interpretation, process monitoring, test report generation, and multi-satellite parallel testing. The test sequence of this architecture has high flexibility and strong versatility, and can meet the demands of a variety of satellite automated test conditions. It has been successfully applied in the mass production and testing process of Jilin-1 Gaofen 03 series satellites. While greatly improving the test efficiency, it saves a lot of manpower.
Key words : satellite；automated testing；TestStand；LabVIEW；test sequence


Hint: He has gone to space, and he likes electric cars. If you guessed Elon Musk 🙋, correct! Time magazine named the Ttechnoking 2021’s “person of the year”.
Congrats… but why?
Well, Elon Musk made a lot of big changes this year, not only affecting life on Earth but even affecting life “outside” 🌌 of Earth too.
- Tesla’s market value soared this year, allowing it to join the USD 1 tln club – Musk also became the world’s richest man by a very large margin.
- Making space history 🚀 SpaceX also made history this year, sending 4 civilians into orbit for the first all-tourist spaceflight (We previously covered this story).
+ Who else was nominated? 🧐 Scientists behind the Covid vaccine were the “heroes of the year” for 2021, and the singer Olivia Rodrigo was “Entertainer of the year”.
🐿: For the award “Squirry of the year”… I think I would have a good chance.


We always seem to be about 20 years from going to Mars.
While President Obama recently set our sights on the red planet by the 2030s, an actual program and the money for it still aren’t there.
One of the definitive memories from my early childhood is of laying on the living room floor in front of the TV, watching Neil and Buzz set foot on the Moon. Even then, I worshiped astronauts and the space program.
As I watched successive moon landings and space missions, there was talk of what was next: space stations, moon bases, and sending people to Mars. Optimistically, we dreamed that the arc of our reach into space was going to continue on an unbroken line upward. But politics and money soon got in the way. Our national will to conquer the solar system abated once we beat the Russians to the lunar surface. Our political ego turned out to be more important than exploration.
I had always assumed I would see an astronaut walking on Mars in my lifetime. Now, I’m not so sure.
I’m not the only one who feels a little discouraged. Leroy Chiao, an astronaut, writes in an op-ed on Space.com that “an actual Mars program is missing; while it is true that NASA has received small increases in its budget and technological progress is being made, the funding and political resource commitments do not match the goal of landing humans on Mars in the 2030s.”
I want to see people walking on the next planet out. What’s more, I would like the first ones to be Americans. Our nation has proven it has the drive, the ambition, and the know-how. All we need is the will.
That will must come from the next presidential administration and Congress if it’s going to happen in my lifetime.
NASA’s “Mars Explorers Wanted” poster series celebrates the agency’s latest effort to prepare for a journey to Mars. Credit: NASA
A super-secret spacecraft has been orbiting the earth for more than 500 days. No one will tell us what it’s doing up there, how long it’s staying up, or where it’s going to land.
The plot of a science fiction thriller? Nope.
The Air Force’s unmanned X-37B space plane is on its fourth secret mission which has recently passed the 500-day mark. (The third mission lasted 674 days.) One can guess it has something to do with national security or military spying. Or, if you have a conspiratorial bent, it has something to do with testing captured alien technology.
A couple of things we do know about the vehicle is that it carries a NASA advanced materials investigation and an experimental propulsion system developed by the Air Force.
Like NASA’s Space Shuttle (RIP), the X-37B is reusable, but there are only two in the fleet, at least, that’s all the Air Force will confirm. This current mission is the second flight of the second vehicle built for the Air Force by Boeing Space and Intelligence Systems in El Segundo, California.
Did I mention that the X-37B is unmanned? Well, that’s what they tell us, anyway.
“Black Mirror” is an import from across the pond, and not many knew of it a couple of years ago except for a few lucky individuals. When it made its way to Netflix, I gobbled up the first six episodes (only three per season), and eagerly awaited the special “Christmas” installment with Mad Men’s Jon Hamm.
It’s an anthology show the likes of which we haven’t seen before. Critics have dubbed it “the Twilight Zone of the digital age,” but that doesn’t do it justice. You have to see it for yourself to understand why people are raving about it.
“Black Mirror” is in the hands of Netflix now, and the streaming network is unveiling six new episodes soon. Watch the official season 3 trailer below.
This is probably the best Bad Lip Reading video ever.
Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence won the debate on style, but he failed to defend Donald Trump. Democratic VP candidate Tim Kaine, on the other hand, fulfilled his role as Hillary Clinton’s running mate by doing the job he was supposed to do – defend the Democratic candidate’s record and policies.
Kaine started the debate over-caffeinated but settled down as the evening wore on. Pence started calm and relaxed, but he seemed to lose his patience as Kaine slowed his roll and got a handle on his rapid-fire delivery.
The ultimate loser of the debate was Trump, as we watched the official launch of the Pence 2020 presidential campaign, and the Republican VP candidate spent his time denying that Trump said the things he said. And the more obvious those denials became, the more we could see that Pence is looking beyond Trump for what the GOP will have to do in the aftermath.
Pence’s accomplishment last night was to supplant Ted Cruz as the de-facto leader of the religious conservative wing of the Republican Party.
The most amusing response to the debate comes from Donald Trump, the man who continually interrupted Hillary Clinton during the first presidential debate. He actually tweeted this a little while ago:
Brain: Watcha doin?
Me: Trying to sleep. Leave me alone.
Brain: You know the door’s unlocked, right?
Me: (Goes to check, door is already locked, gets back in bed.)
Brain: Is your alarm set?…
Me: No, I don’t work tomorrow. Don’t need alarm.
Brain: Yeah, but maybe it’s going to go off and wake you up.
Me: I don’t care! I’m going to sleep!
Brain: Are you sure you don’t work tomorrow? You better go check the schedule just to be sure.
Me: Dammit, I just want to sleep! Why are you doing this to me?
Brain: BECAUSE SCREW YOU, THAT’S WHY, IT’S YOU & ME ALL NIGHT LONG! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
(with a h/t to Wil Wheaton, who understands my sleep deprivation)
Hillary Clinton sits down with Zach Galifianakis on Funny Or Die for her most, er, memorable interview yet.


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Paying one of the higher rates to our pilots, All American recognizes its existence is based on delighted aviators. Without pilots there is no airline. We appreciate you and we are always looking for more All Americans!
With hubs in Atlanta, Miami, San Francisco, Seattle, Anchorage, Chicago, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, Washington D.C., and Dallas, All American services the majority of the CONUS.
All American operates large aircraft: 747-400F,747-800F, 757-300, 767-300F, 777-200LR, 787-10, C-130 and C-17 are our heavier planes. We fly Airbus aircraft in Europe. We also operate many smaller aircraft compatible with MSFS 2020, Prepar3D, and X-plane 11. We strive for diverse fleets, scenic views, popular airports, and freedom in flight.
All American was build to honor the 82nd and 101 Airborne Divisions. Flying between military installations, All American is one of only six airlines in the FSAirlines Community to own and operate the massive C-17 Globemaster III for military operations. Our "Screaming Eagles" Fleet specializes in aircraft used by the military.
We reach far and wide with European Command (EUCOM). Flights are based on Lufthansa & Eurowings routes. Enjoy the beautiful skies and locations of Europe! EUCOM also has our heaviest concentration of Airbus aircraft. If you like Airbus,you will love flying with EUCOM.
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Attract new pilots who enjoy flying and fit the All American ethos, and
Sustain profitable operations while increasing diverse fleets and routes.
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Interact on Discord, follow the pilot handbook, participate in Airline events, and treat each other with dignity and respect;
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The Messerschmitt Me. B was the only rocket powered intercepter in history. Find out how piston-engined US P Mustangs managed to down two of . The Messerschmitt Me Komet was a rocket powered fighter aircraft that appeared far to late to have any impact on the course of the Second World War. Messerschmitt Me Komet. Home - Book Shop - Wars - Battles - Biographies - Timeline - Weapons - Blog - Full Index - Subjects - Concepts - Country - Documents - Pictures & Maps.
It is a study of the world’s first rocket-powered fighter, the Messerschmitt Me Komet. Developed from the tail-less aircraft studies by Alexander Lippisch in the ’s, the Me was intended purely as a research aircraft, but it’s spectacular high speed attracted military attention and the design was reworked as an interceptor. Volumi della Mushroom Press con dettagliati profili a colori con il camouflage e i markings degli aerei presi in esame. This book is the latest in a new reference series for aircraft modellers called "Spotlight On" and presents detailed illustrations of the famous Messerschmitt Me , a German World War II rocket-powered interceptor fighter aircraft. Designed by Alexander Lippisch, it is.
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Messerschmitt Me Komet (Schiffer Military History) Paperback – July 1, by Mano Ziegler (Author) out of 5 stars 7 ratings. See all 3 formats and editions Hide other formats and editions. Price New from Used from 4/4(5). Quoting first line in this article: "The Messerschmitt Me Komet was the only operational rocket fighter aircraft." Is this true?.
What of the Messerschmitt and such. I believe the difference is between a rocket engine and a jet engine. The Me and similar planes used jet engines.
Messerschmitt Me Komet book. Read reviews from world’s largest community for readers/5(5). Messerschmitt Me Komet spans 44 color-packed pages.
And coverage sports 37 profile plates and four plan views – dorsal and ventral. Subjects include prototype, development, production, and captured Komets. Author Krzysztof Wolowski even offers views of Me D and Me V1 extrapolations. Artwork quality is superb.
The Messerschmitt Me 163/Komet book Aer series book featuring Germany's rocket fighter. The ME Komet. Book shows combat pictures to include a version that was used by the Japanese towards the end of the war. Winning bidder to pay $ for shipping in US.
If outside of US,please email me first for Seller Rating: % positive. The Messerschmit ME Komet was one of those very advanced technological break throughs that the Germans brought to World War II. As you probably already know if you have gotten this far, the Me was a rocket powered plane that was intended to wipe Germany sky clean of United States bombers/5(4).
Books shelved as mekomet: Rocket Fighter by Mano Ziegler, Rocket Fighter by William Green, Messerschmitt Me Komet by Ivo Pejčoch, Jagdgeschwader. Messerschmitt Me Komet. [Ivo Pejčoch] Home. WorldCat Home About WorldCat Help. Search.
Search for Library Items Search for Lists Search for Contacts Search for a Library. Create lists, bibliographies and reviews: or Search WorldCat. Find items in libraries near you. Authors Krzysztof W. Wołowski Illustrator Krzysztof Wołowski Format A4, 44 pages (44 in colour) This book is the latest in a new reference series for aircraft modellers called "Spotlight On" and presents detailed illustrations of the famous Messerschmitt Mea German World War II rocket-powered interceptor fighter aircraft.
Designed by Alexander Lippisch, it is the only rocket-powered. The book contains 40 colour profile views of the colours, camouflage and markings of examples in both German service and those of other users. This book is the latest in a new reference series for aircraft modellers called "Spotlight On" and presents detailed illustrations of the famous Messerschmitt Mea German World War II rocket-powered.
My primary reference was Messerschmitt Me Komet, by Bartlomiej Belcarz and Robert Peczkowski (Mushroom Model, ISBN ). Also useful was Luftwaffe Colours Vol.
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Messerschmitt Me Komet Me A Me B Me C Me D Me J8M1 Przemysław Skulski- Nr. Messerschmitt Me Komet. Krzysztof Wołowski. 40 color profiles of the famous Messerschmitt Mea German WW2 rocket fighter aircraft. German and foreign users’ camouflages are shown. "I enjoyed finding out about the many color variations seen on the Me and highly recommend this book." - IPMS/USA.
Goodreads Reviews +. The Messerschmitt Me A Detailed Guide to the Luftwaffe's Rocket-Powered Interceptor (Airframe Album) by Richard A. Franks | 5 Sep out of 5 stars 2. Messerschmitt Me Komet adalah pesawat pencegat bertenaga roket milik Jerman. Didesain oleh Alexander Lippisch, pesawat ini adalah satu-satunya pesawat tempur bertenaga roket yang pernah beroperasi dan pesawat berawak pertama jenis apa pun melebihi km/h ( mph) di tingkat nya revolusioner dan dengan kinerja yang belum pernah dilihat : Pencegat.
Messerschmitt Me Komet. Published: October 14th, War II. From the beginning, with Alexander Lippisch's "flying wing" glider designs, through the development of the MeB operational rocket fighter, on through the experimental MeC, MeD, and the Me/Junkers Juthis book covers an incredible amount of history and.
The Messerschmitt Me Komet was a German rocket-powered interceptor ed by Alexander Lippisch, it is the only rocket-powered fighter aircraft ever to have been operational and the first piloted aircraft of any type to exceed km/h ( mph) in level design was revolutionary and its performance unprecedented.
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Mano Ziegler. Provides line drawings and period photos of the only rocket powered aircraft of World War II. Format: Paperbound Pages: 48 Publisher: Schiffer Size: 11x8½ inches ISBN: Item #: Published at $ Your Price $ (Save $).The Messerschmitt Me Komet, designed by Alexander Lippisch, was a German rocket-powered fighter is the only rocket-powered fighter aircraft ever to have been operational.
Its design was revolutionary, and the Me was capable of performance unrivaled at the time.Messerschmitt Me Komet The Messerschmitt Me Komet, designed by Alexander Martin Lippisch, was a German rocket-powered fighter aircraft. It was the only operational Me flow by test pilots Hanna Reitsch & Heini Dittmar.


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The Tuskegee Airmen are one of the most famed and storied military units in the history of the U.S. Armed Forces. Initially conceived as an experiment to test whether African Americans could be combat pilots, the all-black Tuskegee Airmen went on to become the nation’s top bomber escort squadron winning numerous accolades and amassing an unparalleled reputation for their prowess in the air.
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