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126. CG Aviation History A history of Coast Guard aviation. It was during this period that the Coast Guardbecame a driving force in the development of the helicopter. CDR. http://uscgaviationhistory.aoptero.org/history02.html

A History of Coast Guard Aviation The Growth Years (1939-1955) The Coast Guard was transferred to the Navy Department by executive order 8929 on November 1, 1941. In actuality, certain units of the Coast Guard had been under Naval control for some time. Congress had passed the Neutrality Act on November 4, 1939. This legislation was designed to preserve the neutrality of the United States and made it unlawful for any US vessel to carry material or passengers to any designated belligerent State. Coast Guard aircraft and vessels were used to enforce this act. In April of 1941 an agreement was signed with Denmark for the protection of Greenland. Cutter based aircraft played an important part in this operation. The Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 and by December 11 a state of war existed with both Japan and Germany. The Coast Guard had a series of coastal air stations ideally suited for anti submarine patrol. They were located at Port Angeles, Washington; San Francisco, California; San Diego, California; Biloxi, Mississippi; St. Petersburg, Florida; Miami, Florida; Elizabeth City, North Carolina; Brooklyn, New York; and Salem, Massachusetts. The problem was lack of aircraft. There were a total of 50 aircraft, none of which were armed. It would be 1943 before the Coast Guard acquired aircraft that could be considered combat capable. Nevertheless, the existing aircraft were armed to the limit of their capabilities and patrols commenced. Coast Guard aircraft delivered 61 bombing attacks on enemy submarines during World War II.

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A History of Coast Guard Aviation The Early Years (1915-1938) It could be said the Coast Guard's introduction to aviation took place in 1903 when the surfmen from the Kill Devil Hill Life Boat Station of the US Life saving Service provided the Wright Brothers with additional man power during the pre-launch activities of that epic flight. They helped transport the Wright biplane to its launch site. Surfman J.T. Daniels took the only photograph of the event . By act of Congress, the US Life Saving Service was merged with the Revenue Cutter Service on 28 January 1915 to form the United States Coast Guard. Coast Guard Aviation dates officially from an Act of Congress, which President Woodrow Wilson signed into law on 24 August 1916, There is no doubt, however, that Coast Guard Aviation owes its beginnings to Second Lieutenant Norman B. Hall and Third Lieutenant Elmer F. Stone who conceived of using aircraft for Coast Guard missions. In early 1915 they convinced their commanding officer, Captain B.M. Chiswell , that what the Coast Guard required was a "flying surfboat". Captain Chiswell immediately brought this to the attention of Coast Guard officials in Washington, DC. Aircraft designer Glenn H Curtiss was approached and persuaded to design a suitable aircraft for rescue work. The result was a triplane with a short boat-like hull with the control surfaces mounted on the tail booms. The Coast Guard Commandant E P Bertholf queried the US Navy Department concerning the possibility of training USCG officers as pilots. The Navy agreed and

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133. Major Events In Coast Guard Aviation History Coast Guard aviation history. 1903. Coast Guard aviators graduated from PensacolaNaval aviation Training School Elmer Stone later aided in the development of the http://www.uscg.mil/hq/g-cp/history/AVIATIONCHRON.html

Major Events in Coast Guard Aviation History 17 December: Life-Saving Service personnel from Kill Devil Hills Life-Saving Station helped carry materials to the launch site for the first successful heavier-than-air aircraft flight by the Wright Brothers at Kitty Hawk, NC. The life-savers were John T. Daniels, W.S. Dough and A.D. Etheridge. 1 April: Second Lieutenant Charles E. Sugden and Third Lieutenant Elmer F. Stone received orders to attend aviation training at Pensacola Naval Air Station. 29 August: Naval Appropriation Act of 1916 provided the authorization, but not the funding, for ten Coast Guard Air Stations to be located along the coasts of the Atlantic, Pacific, Great Lakes, and the Gulf of Mexico. 28 October: Second Lieutenant Norman B. Hall was ordered to the Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Company to study aircraft engineering and construction. March 22: The first Coast Guard aviators graduated from Pensacola Naval Aviation Training School. Third Lieutenant Elmer Stone became Coast Guard Aviator #1 and Naval Aviator #38. April 6: After the U.S. entered World War I, Coast Guard aviators were assigned to naval air stations in this country and abroad. One Coast Guardsman commanded the Naval Air Station at Ille Tudy, France, and won the French Chevalier of the Legion of Honor. Another commanded Chatham Naval Air Station. He piloted one of two HS-1 seaplanes that attempted to bomb and machine gun a surfaced U-boat off the coast of New England. The bombs failed to explode, however, and the U-boat escaped.

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California State Military Department The California Military Museum Preserving California's Military Heritage California Aviation History California's Story of Flight . . . A Historical Perspective By Mark J. Denger California Center for Military History The basic concept of powered flight was achieved on December 17, 1903, when two brothers, Wilbur and Orville Wright, became the first men in aviation history to be able to achieve powered flight. Since the earliest of time man has dreamt of flight. One of the World's greatest artist, architect, inventor and philosopher, Leonardo Da Vinci (1452-1519), spent nearly twenty years of his life inventing various contraptions for use by man in the area of flight. His sketch books are filled with ideas that even include the earliest design for a parachute and even the helicopter (Helix). Yet, before man could successfully take to the air, he had to learn the critical lessons of basic aerodynamics. Anyone who has observed the prowess of the hawk in flight can only watch in awe. This magnificent bird-of-prey is able to glide through the sky on just the air currents alone, then suddenly, with its wings swept back, is able to dive down and sweep its prey in just moments. Yet, men would laugh at those who tried to emulate these magnificent creatures –adding "If god wanted man to fly he would have given him wings."

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An aircraft promotional film tracing the history of the development of a great passenger plane from drawing board to actual test flights, including spectacular footage of assembly production techniques as well as flight footage. Above-average production values. USA, circa 1971, Color, 42 minutes. Video Cassette available in NTSC or PAL Lockheed L-1011 Tristar (Aviation History) Quick search by title, author, item number, or descriptive word. You may also type in any product item number listed in our paper catalog.

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Welcome to Pakistan Aviation - A Non-profit project aimed at the further development of Pakistani Aviation! C O N T E N T S Home About this Site Link to this Site Contact Us ... World Airport Data AVIATION SECTIONS Aviation Art Gallery Aviation Photo Library Pakistani Flying Clubs Aviation Dictionary ... Current Weather (Live) FLIGHT SIM/MISC Simulation Library MISCELLANEOUS Contribute Useful Links Send this Page... Post Corrections ... Current News Headlines Air Accidents - Devastating period in Pakistan's Aviation history Air Accidents - Devastating period in Pakistan's Aviation history 25th February, 2003, PakAviation.com Report from London: This February, Pakistan's Aviation industry has suffered a terrible blow in light of a chain of recent accidents that have occurred during a single month. Since the beginning of the month, one Pakistan Air Force A-5 had crashed, killing it's pilot on the 8th of February on a routine training mission near Chakwal. Then just a fortnight later on the 19th STAR Aviation had lost it's recently acquired Dornier 228 (registration AP-BGF) when a collision with a brick wall rendered the aircraft irreperable. The PAF Chief of Air Staff, Mushaf Ali Mir along with his wife and 15 senior Air Force officials were tragically killed when their Fokker 27 aircraft departed from Chaklala's VIP transport squadron crashed into a mountain near Kohat. They were on their way to PAF Kohat for routine annual inspections of the base.

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