121. PilotAge - Airports Of Southern California Airport information, local aviation related businesses, products and services useful to aviators. http://airports.pilotage.com/oxr/index.html

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122. The Alaska Star: Elemendorf Aviators Hold Open House 05/13/04 Story last updated at 558 pm Thursday, May 13, 2004 Elemendorf aviatorshold open house By MARY M. RALL For the Military Weekly http://www.alaskastar.com/stories/051304/mil_20040513020.shtml

Alaska Star Web Home Being Human ... Plug-ins Page Story last updated at 5:58 p.m. Thursday, May 13, 2004 Elemendorf aviators hold open house By MARY M. RALL For the Military Weekly PHOTOS BY MARY M. RALL Brian Kellogg, an Aero Club operations clerk, prepares to taxi one of the club's eight aircraft. Flying at a military base isn't limited to those wearing Uncle Sam's pilot's wings. Others can set their sights on soaring as a part of Elmendorf Air Force Base's Aero Club. "The Aero Club has been in continuous operation here at Elmendorf for about 50 years," said Dave Mitson, the club manager. "It's gone through cycles and different types of airplanes. Right now, we have eight airplanes total, and we're looking at the possibility of getting another airplane or two on lease this summer." Aero Club membership is open to a variety of people, including active duty military members, government employees, base contractors, retired military members, reservists, guardsmen and their family members, Mitson said. The club is an ideal place for members to get ratings and be more exposed to aviation. The fleet of planes offered at the club currently includes Cessna 172s and a Seneca II twin engine aircraft.

123. FBO, Aviation, Flight Planning, Customs, Aircraft, Hangerage, Vancouver Island, Nanaimo Airport (YCD) Home Page. Nanaimo Airport (YCD) Passengers.Nanaimo Airport (YCD) aviators. Nanaimo Airport (YCD) News. Nanaimo http://www.nanaimo-airport.com/aviators.htm

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124. Navy OCS, API, T-34C Primary, TH-57B, TH-57C Advanced, HSL SH-60B FRS RAG Gouge Flight Training Gouge (T34C Primary TH-57 Advanced) for student Naval aviators going through Navy / Marine OCS, API, Primary and Advanced aviation tranining. http://www.bryanweatherup.com/gouge

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125. WWI Aces And Airplanes Legendary aviators and Aircraft of World War One. AcePilots Main Page.WWI Aces. They fought heroes. Notable aviators. German. Oswald http://www.acepilots.com/wwi/main.html

Legendary Aviators and Aircraft of World War One AcePilots Main Page WWI Aces They fought in canvas and wood biplanes that could barely fly 100 MPH. Men like von Richthofen, Rickenbacker, Bishop, Guynemer, Mannock, Ball, who flew airplanes with names like Spad, Fokker, Albatros, Nieuport, and Sopwith Camel. In this era, the top speeds were about 100 MPH. When the pilots ventured ten miles over the enemy lines, that was a notable event. The pilots carried no parachutes. The airplanes were made of wood and canvas; when they caught on fire, it spread quickly, and spelled certain death for the occupants. The press and public, desperate for heroes amongst the waste and destruction of the trenches, idolized the young heroes. Notable Aviators German Oswald Boelcke - 40 victories Herman Göring Max Immelmann - early German ace, 15 Lothar von Richthofen Manfred von Richthofen - The Red Baron, 80 Ernst Udet - 2nd highest German ace, 62 American James Norman Hall - flier and novelist Raoul Lufbery - American volunteer, 17 aerial victories Frank Luke - The Balloon Buster, 18

126. Wedell-Williams Memorial Aviation Museum Collection centers around memorabilia from the lives of aviators Jimmy Wedell and Harry Williams, including a replica of Wedell's 44 racer. A 1939 D175 Beechcraft or Staggerwing and a Presidential AeroCommander 680, used during the Eisenhower administration, are also on display. Other items include race trophies from the 1930s, the state's largest collection of model airplanes. Located in Patterson, LA. http://lsm.crt.state.la.us/wedellex.htm

Wedell-Williams Memorial Aviation Museum 394 Airport Circle Road Patterson, LA. 70392 The State Museum's most recent addition is located in Patterson, Louisiana. Established by the Legislature as the state's official aviation museum, Wedell-Williams is committed to preserving and presenting artifacts and documents reflecting aviation history in Louisiana. It is named for two famous Louisiana aviators - Jimmie Wedell and Harry Williams - who formed an air service in Patterson in the 1928. Both men became nationally prominent during what was known as the Golden Age of Aviation. Although both Wedell and Williams perished in plane crashes, their legacy lives on in the memorabilia and planes on display. The Museum's collection centers around memorabilia from the lives of aviators Jimmy Wedell and Harry Williams, including an airworthy replica of Wedell's "44" racer. A 1939 D175 Beechcraft or "Staggerwing" and a Presidential Aero-Commander 680, used during the Eisenhower administration, are also on display. Other items on exhibit include race trophies from the 1930s, the state's largest collection of model airplanes, and a vintage hot air balloon basket. Programs in Patterson Online Exhibit LSM Home

127. Dunking Army Aviators Dunking Army aviators. With blackout goggles in place, Army aviators prepareto be dunked during training at Pensacola Naval Air Station. http://www.army.mil/soldiers/may95/p36.html

Dunking Army Aviators Story by CWO 2 David Bernett PILOTS and aircrew members from the 1st Squadron, 6th Cavalry, went swimming in Florida recently on Army time. But it was no vacation. The Fort Hood, Texas-based aircrews traveled to Pensacola Naval Air Station for training intended to prepare them for possible emergencies during over-water flights. The training used a Navy-developed device that simulates a helicopter rolling and sinking after hitting the water. Fitted with a two-seat cockpit, four-seat passenger area and windows, this "dunker" simulates what would happen in a real crash, said Navy instructors. To make the training even more realistic, the soldiers wore full flight gear, including flight suits, gloves, boots, flight vests and helmets. The training was in two phases, each of which included multiple scenarios. First, the soldiers used the dunking machine to learn escape procedures after a helicopter water crash. Then they trained with the helicopter emergency egress device system, or HEEDS, a small device which allows underwater breathing for short periods of time. The dunker training included four different dunks. Before each, the device was raised about eight feet above the water and then dropped straight down.

128. The Friends Of Army Aviation Designed to keep current and former aviators in touch with each other. Pictures, links, newsletter, forum http://www.kmobrien.com/aviation

Site Map There we were at 10,000 ft., inverted...Air Medals dangling in our faces, on the Moscow International Localizer Back course, trying to figure out if the needle was directional, and suddenly we had a blinding flash of the obvious...WE NEED A HOMEPAGE!!!!!!!! Mark and Kevin would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to the Friends of Army Aviation, winner of one of the best Aviation websites on the Internet. Our goal is to try as best as possible to keep Army friends in touch with each other. We all recognize that valuable friendships can be lost because of a PCS or ETS. Our aim is to be a place where everyone can go as a central locator. We are proud to say that our database has over 1700 friends who have signed on. Use the navigation bar on the top of each page to navigate the site. Make sure and sign into the locator so other friends may find you. Be assured that your name and E-mail address will not be sold to other parties and any other use of your name or Email is strictly prohibited. Drop us a note using the E-mail button on the left and tell us what you think, and where we can improve. Enjoy!

129. Aviator Quotes And Quotations - BrainyQuote Activists Actors Actresses Architects Artists Astronauts Athletes Authors aviatorsBusinessmen Cartoonists Celebrities Clergymen Coaches Comedians Composers http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/type/type_aviator.html

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130. Quad A Hompage A forum for aviators in the diverse branches to exchange ideas and share experiences. http://www.quad-a.org/

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131. Newfolk NDF: Military Speech Personal Reflections on the Songs of Army aviators in the Vietnam War,in New Directions in Folklore, 2003. New Directions in Folklore http://www.temple.edu/isllc/newfolk/military/aviators.html

New Directions in Folklore 7 2003 Newfolk NDF Archive Issue 7 Personal Reflections on the Songs of Army Aviators in the Vietnam War LtC Martin Heuer, Ret. Army Aviation is a relatively new element of the United States Army in spite of the fact that the Army has had aircraft since the Wright Brothers. Army pilots flew observation aircraft in World War I and then became the Army Air Corps, flying all types of aircraft, from observation to fighters to B-29s, in World War II. Throughout this forty-year period, the pilots and crew members developed a rich tradition of being an elite group among their Army brethren, set apart by their skills and risk taking, and, eventually, even their uniforms. A pilot whether in the seat of a biplane with his white scarf streaming behind him as he dropped bombs on the enemy by hand, or in the lead B-29 in a flight of fifty on a bomb run that could devastate a whole citywas on the top of the list of elite forces. Just ask any pilot. While all the ground forces often sang and marched to songs written by civilians, the Army Air Corps wrote their own songs and then sang them over and over in their clubs after and between missions. Writing and singing songs in the Army Air Corps was not a product of their status as an elite unit; the songs came from the idle, lonely hours in a relatively safe, secure environment, well behind the lines where the horrors, dangers and fears from the last mission, and the certainty of the next mission, which could be the last, were being washed away often with the aid of some alcoholic beverage. Not all pilots or crewmembers participated in these celebrations. There was only a handful of pilots who wrote songs or even played a musical instrument, but they were the ones who provided the music and entertainment while others listened and applauded, even though they might have heard the songs countless times before.

132. AirNav: Page Not Found Basic facts for aviators, from AirNav. http://www.airnav.com/airport/VDI/SKYWAYS

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133. KEEP 'EM FLYING: RADIO AVIATORS KEEP EM FLYING RADIO aviators. From December 1939 to August 1940 we could listento a radio show about real aviators which was produced by Phillips H. Lord. http://otrsite.com/articles/artjf005.html

KEEP 'EM FLYING: RADIO AVIATORS The airplane had little impact upon our popular culture until the sky battles of World War I over Europe. The exploits of those flimsy double-wing planes spawned a torrent of pulp fiction magazines, kids' novels, and silent films. By May 1928, exactly one year after Charles Lindbergh's solo crossing of the Atlantic, we had our first nationally syndicated comic strip with an aviator hero, "Tailspin Tommy". Then in February 1932 came the first radio series with airborne heroes, AIR STORIES OF THE WORLD WAR. This series, sometimes called "George Bruce's Air Stories" in OTR catalogs, was based upon the pulp fiction tales crafted by Bruce. As we might expect, the shows are melodramatic and full of cliche and implausibility. Records today fail to indicate how long the series ran, but we do have four episodes in circulation now. There were over twenty-five radio series which featured flying heroes (or in one instance, a flying heroine) during the Golden Age of Radio, but comparatively few audio transcriptions have survived to the present day. Naturally, the syndicated shows, because they were on disc for broadcast, had the highest rate of survival. Many of the flying adventure shows left meager legacies to our modern age: a few sponsor premiums, brief references in vintage magazines, and the fading memories of former cast and crew members. That's certainly true of PHANTOM PILOT PATROL (Howard Duff's first starring role), HOWIE WING, FLYING TIME, WINGS OF DESTINY (sponsored by Wings Cigarettes) and THE BLACKHAWKS.

134. Welcome To Decatur Airport — Decatur, Illinois Includes news, information and statistics for this 2200acre facility. Features include free parking, economic impact study, career opportunities, airlines and rental car agencies, restaurant, junior aviators, and business park information. http://www.decatur-airport.org/

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135. Lincoln Aviators Fly Into Face Of Conflict Thursday, March 20, 2003. Lincoln aviators fly into face of conflict.By ML LYKE SEATTLE POSTINTELLIGENCER REPORTER. ABOARD THE USS http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/113394_lincoln20.shtml

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136. VANITY FAIR PRINTS Please feel free to contact us for further information. aviators. Claude GrahameWhiteClaude Grahame-White. Illustrated at left Tec. May 10, 1911. http://www.philaprintshop.com/vfaviator.html

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137. CCHMM EAGLE FIELD DINNER DANCE AND THE CENTRAL CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL MILITARY MU Volunteers are preserving the 1942 Army Air Forces training base as a historical monument to the instructor pilots who trained and the young aviators who learned. Located at Eagle Field, Dos Palos, CA. http://www.eaglefield.org

CCHMM LOCATED AT EAGLE FIELD, DOS PALOS, CA. 61 st. Anniversary Dinner Dance Information Driving in Flying in Aircraft ... Views From 1944 THE CENTRAL CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL MILITARY MUSEUM IS AN ALL-VOLUNTEER NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION (501-(C)(3)) DEDICATED TO THE PRESERVATION OF THE EAGLE FIELD ARMY AIR FORCES TRAINING BASE BUILT NEAR DOS PALOS, CALIFORNIA IN 1942 AND TO THE I NSTRUCTOR PILOTS WHO TRAINED AND THOSE YOUNG AVIATORS WHO LEARNED. MANY OF THOSE WHO LEARNED TO FLY IN THE PT-22S AND STEARMANS LATER LOST THEIR LIVES IN COMBAT SO THAT FREEDOM REMAINED FOR US , their kids. We have only one major fund raiser event each year. THE ANNUAL EAGLE FIELD DINNER DANCE AND REUNION Eagle Field AAF and CCHMM 11100 West Eagle Field Road Firebaugh, Ca. Museum hours vary in the winter. Please call ahead. IF YOU HAVE COMMENTS OR SUGGESTIONS ABOUT THIS SITE PLEASE CONTACT THE WEBMASTER IF YOU ARE A TEACHER, SEE THESE LINKS The aviation images and accompanying data, in this site, were acquired from various sites throughout the World Wide Web. The original sources of a few images and data are unknown as a common practice among many Web sites is to present images and data without acknowledging the origin. You may download images and information; however, "netiquette" Webmaster Click the icon below for usage statistics

138. Indigo_Designs Insurance especially for aviators. Find sample rates and outline cover options. http://www.sovair.com

139. Flyer Air Portal Www.flyer.co.uk The Flyer Air Portal offers free UK dialup internet access, brought to you by FlyerMagazine and aviators Network. Tuesday, May 25 2004 0307 UTC. aviators.net. http://www.flyer.co.uk/

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140. Intro Screen... An aviation theme sports bar which pays tribute to the Wright Brothers and other great aviators. Features live bands every Saturday and special events nightly. http://www.WingsSportsBar.com/

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