1. Robert S. Johnson Not long before he passed away in December, 1998, Robert S. Johnson was interviewedby Nothing happened when I hit left Rudder, and then I knew that my Rudder http://www.acepilots.com/usaaf_rsj.html

Major Robert S. Johnson 56th Fighter Group AcePilots Main Page USAAF ETO Aces Clark Gallery photos of 56FG pilots Robert S. Johnson survived an awful beating one day in June, 1943, when a Luftwaffe pilot shot up his helpless (but very rugged) P-47 Thunderbolt. If that German pilot ever knew whom he hadn't killed, he surely lived to regret it. Bob Johnson would go on to score 27 aerial victories in his time with the 56th Ftr. Grp. , one of the top scoring groups in the ETO, under its great leader, Col. Hub Zemke. The top two aces of the 8th AF, Johnson and Gabby Gabreski, both flew P-47s with "Zemke's Wolfpack." Growing Up in Oklahoma Robert S. Johnson first saw airplanes in the summer of 1928, 3 pursuit bi-planes flown by the Army Air Corps "Three Musketeers" (the barn-storming era equivalent of the Navy's Blue Angels), performing impressively wild aerobatics over Lawton, Oklahoma. His Dad had taken eight-year Bob Johnson to an air show, a big event at Post Field, attended by hundreds of people. Young Bob sat on his Dad's shoulders, watching the bi-planes cavort in sky and staring at the huge bombers with their gigantic wooden propellers. Post Field was part of Fort Sill, an historic Army outpost; here Geronimo himself had been imprisoned and ultimately perished. In the Indian Wars of the 1840's young officers like Robert E. Lee, U.S. Grant, and W.T. Sherman had passed through Fort Sill. After the air show, Bob Johnson fell in love with flying and spent all the time he could at Post Field, learning to identify Boeing P-12 bi-planes and the low-winged P-26s, and aching for a chance to fly. But there were many other things in life for an active youngster in Lawton in those years: trying to catch the free-running Cavalry mounts, fishing for crayfish and catfish, cooking the fish over open fires on camp-outs, and hunting rabbits and squirrels with a .22. He was a Boy Scout, a member of Troop 39, a competitive boxer, and a football player.

2. Republic P-47 Thunderbolt You read about this famous story in the Robert S. Johnson article on thissite. Two cannnon shells blasted away the lower half of my Rudder. http://www.acepilots.com/planes/p47_thunderbolt.html

Republic P-47 Thunderbolt The Seven Ton Milk Jug "It better dive, because it sure as Hell can't climb." Don Blakeslee AcePilots Main Page The Planes The Forum 15,700 planes produced, starting in March, 1942. P-47D specs: 430 MPH, eight 50 caliber machine guns Robert S. Johnson and the P-47 W hen Robert S. Johnson first saw a Thunderbolt, it was love at first sight. The P-47B was a giant with a 2,000 horsepower engine; not very pretty on the ground, but every inch a powerful machine, rugged and sturdy with all the mass of a tank. He scrutinized the tremendous four-bladed propeller. In each wing rested four 50 caliber machine guns, giving the Thunderbolt the ability to throw 7,200 rounds of lead per minute! He had a chance to check out the P-47 at Bradley Field: He took the plane up, nearly killing himself when the heavy canopy bar slid back and smashed his head. But he got the ship in the air and it howled its way up into the sky. He soon learned that "unless we plunged nose first into the ground, we couldn't hurt the Thunderbolt" . It could take the stress of any aerobatic maneuver. The pilots of the 56th Fighter Group grew to trust the fighter, knowing they could subject it to any demands of aerial combat.

3. Robert And Catherine Rudder Family Branch Robert and Catherine Rudder Family Branch Son of Alexander and Sarah Brooks Rudder She married STERLING SMITH. Robert Rudder was born in 1791 in Lunenburg CO age 25, a house carpenter and Robert Rudder, age 59 farmer and Elizabeth age 57. Robert died http://www.expage.com/rudderfamilyrobertcatherine

Robert and Catherine Rudder Family Branch Son of Alexander and Sarah Brooks Rudder Robert (son of Alexander and Sarah Brooks Rudder) was born in Lunenburg Co. Virginia in 1764. ~~ He married Catherine Ferguson (daughter of Joel and Catherine Ferguson) in_?_. ~~~Robert died on 18 November 1843 in Knox Co. Tenn. ~~~Catherine died on 21 October 1853 in Knox Co. Tenn. Their Children MARTHA RUDDER was born ? She married STERLING SMITH ROBERT RUDDER was born in 1791 in Lunenburg CO. Va. He married EUNICE BLAIR on 11 November 1814 in Jefferson Co. Tenn. Robert's Children SARAH RUDDER was born 1825 in Knox Co. Tenn. She married JOHN W. LEA on 30 June 1850 in Knox Co. Tn. Sarah is listed as Sarah Lea age 23 in the Campbell County Census of 1850 with John M Lea, age 25, a house carpenter and Robert Rudder, age 59,farmer and Elizabeth age 57. Robert died 24 October 1865 in Randolph Co. Ill. ALEXANDER RUDDER was born 1794 in Lunenburg Co. Va. He married JINNY (JENNY) FRAZIER on 23 July 1818 in Greene Co. Tenn. See his family here Alexander died before 1860 in Greene Co. Tenn.

4. Books By Robert S. Rudder Author Robert S. Rudder Entry 437C Lazarillo of Tormes, Translated http://www.gutenberg.lib.md.us/index/by-author/ru0.html

Author: Robert S. Rudder Entry: 437C Lazarillo of Tormes, Translated plain text format Gnu gzip format Unix Compress format info-zip/pkzip format Entry: 378C The White Knight: Tirant Lo Blanc plain text format Gnu gzip format Unix Compress format info-zip/pkzip format

5. Project Gutenberg Titles By Rudder, Robert Project Gutenberg Titles by. Robert Rudder. The Life of Lazarillo of Tormes. The White Knight Tirant Lo Blanc. You can also look up this author on The Online Books Page, which may list additional titles from other sites. http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/gutbook/author?name=Rudder, Robert

6. Robert S. Rudder Written by Francisco Rojas Gonzalez , Robert S. Rudder , Gloria Chacon De Arjona, Gloria Arjona , Francisco Rojas Gonzalez Published by Latin Amer Literary http://all-computer-books.co.uk/search_Robert_S._Rudder/searchBy_Author.html

Home Search High Volume Orders Links ... On Line Algorithms Additional Subjects The XML Schema Complete Reference Health Fitness Hypnotist Software Architectures Computers Installer ... Toni Craven Featured Books Solitaire of Love this is stunning. words cannot express. Written by Cristina Peri Rossi Robert S. Rudder Gloria Arjona Cristina Peri Rossi ... Gloria Chacon De Arjona Published by Duke Univ Pr (Trd) (August 2000) ISBN 0822325403 Price $15.95 The Medicine Man Rojas takes advantage of his extensive anthropological field work among different indigenous peoples of Mexico, to write concise and short stories which acutely portrait these ethnic groups, what their culture is like, and what kind of lives they lead. Each one of the twelve stories is about a specific ethnical group, so the reader gets a sense of the variety and differences among these groups. The stories go from the extraordinary to the everyday aspects of life. Rojas was a good anthrpologi... Written by Francisco Rojas Gonzalez Robert S. Rudder

7. The White Knight:  Tirant Lo Blanc By Robert S. Rudder E-Book The White Knight Tirant lo Blanc eBook - 1 500 e-text novels and online literature http://www.bookrags.com/books/whitk/PART16.htm

The White Knight: Tirant lo Blanc by Robert S. Rudder E-book Literature Study Guides Essays Book Notes Search book notes, essays, study guides, and e-books Home e-Books The White Knight: Tirant lo Blanc by Robert S. Rudder Previous Jump to: Table of Contents INTRODUCTION CHAPTER I CHAPTER II CHAPTER III CHAPTER IV CHAPTER V CHAPTER VI CHAPTER VII IN THE PRINCES... CHAPTER VIII CHAPTER IX WIDOW REPOSE CHAPTER X CHAPTER XI CHAPTER XII CHAPTER XIII CHAPTER XIV CHAPTER XV CHAPTER XV AFTERMATH The destruction of the very last of the lineage of the royal house of Greece was complete. After going through so much past misery with all its trials and hardships, they would have obtained a happy peaceif fortune had allowed it. And so, no one should depend on worldly prosperity, for it fails when it is most unexpected. When the princess had passed on from this life, the wailing and crying in the palace was so loud that it echoed throughout the entire city. And the heartache felt for Tirant and the emperor was renewed and redoubled. The poor empress fell into such a deep faint that the doctors could not revive her, and Hippolytus

8. The White Knight:  Tirant Lo Blanc By Robert S. Rudder E-Book The White Knight Tirant lo Blanc by Robert S. Rudder Ebook. http://www.bookrags.com/books/whitk/

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10. Bookshare.org - Books By Author Search. Title. Please log in. Books by Robert S. Rudder (editor and translator).Here is a list of our books by Robert S. Rudder (editor and translator) . http://www.bookshare.org/web/BooksByAuthor.html?author_id=7611

11. Solitaire Of Love By Cristina Peri Rossi And Robert S. Rudder And Gloria Arjona BooksA-Million.com offers Solitaire of Love by Cristina Peri Rossi and Robert S. Rudder and Gloria Arjona at a deep discount (0822325403, Paperback). Find everyday discounts of 10% to 46% off and http://www.booksamillion.com/ncom/books?pid=0822325403&ad=YHSBKS

12. Tribute To Robert S. Johnson The lower half of the Rudder is shot away. Verdict junk it; will never fly again.Born in 1920, Robert S. Johnson grew up in Lawton, Oklahoma, near the Army http://home.att.net/~C.C.Jordan/Johnson.html

A fitting tribute to an American hero By Fred Alexander "He just took his last flight," a nurse told Sue Roth about her Uncle Bob. "All I could think was how beautiful that was," said Roth in a Charlotte Observer (NC) story. Uncle Bob, 78, died in Tulsa, Oklahoma on December 27, 1998 where he had been visiting his nieces and nephews. He was buried in the cemetery of River Hills Community Church in Lake Wylie, S.C. In an era of severe military budget cuts, the Air Force did the right thing. Three F-16 Fighting Falcons streaked across the cloudy sky in the missing man formation. The honor guard from Shaw AFB fired a 21-gun salute and played taps. While the mourners paid homage on that cold, icy day, one of America's greatest fighter pilots had doubtless finished that last flight. Here is the story of Col. Robert S. Johnson: There are many reasons why some flowers live and others do not. Animals grazing, a lover's plucking, or drought, just to name a few. Some B-17 and B-24 bomber crews are alive today because some flowers died in the mid-1930s, when young Bob Johnson lay in fields with his .22 rifle. He honed his marksmanship skills by shooting off daisy tops as they blew in the wind. In his 23rd and 24th years, 28 German fighters were downed in aerial combat because of Johnson's extraordinary eyesight, marksmanship, and flying abilities. He was the first 8th Air Force pilot to pass Eddie Rickenbacker's World War I score of 26. When he returned to America in May 1944, he was our top ace. At war's end his squadron commander, Francis Gabreski, and he were tied for fourth place among all American aces. Only pilots who flew in the Pacific had higher scores.

13. Military.com Content Wolfpack Ace Robert S. Johnson. straightforward, quiet hero of World War II, RobertSamuel Johnson Nothing happened when I hit left Rudder, and then I knew that http://www.military.com/Content/MoreContent?file=PRrsjohnson

14. Rudder Family Genealogy Forum (Page 2) Home Surnames Rudder Family Genealogy Forum (Page 2) Re Rudder cousins Robert Dean Rudder1/04/02 http://genforum.genealogy.com/rudder/page2.html

DisplayAdBanner("Top,Right,Bottom!Top", 468, 60 , "boards/") Chat Daily Search My GenForum Community Standards ... Terms of Service Jump to Forum Home Surnames : Rudder Family Genealogy Forum (Page 2) Also see Rutter Rudder Family Genealogy Forum (Page 2) Search this forum: Find all of the words Find any of the words 357 Messages Posted Jump to # June 03, 1998 - October 21, 2002 Return to Main Page Previous Page Page Listings All Messages ... Rudders in 1930 Delaware Katie Race Rudders in 1930 Connecticut Katie Race More Rudders, 1930 Census, Michigan Katie Race Rudder, Richard, 1930 census, Wayne Co., Mi. Katie Race 1930 Census, Wayne Co. Mi., Rudder Cannon Katie Race Kent Myrick papaosborn@yahoo.com Hubert Osborn Jim Gray Bernice Rudder Boling William Rudder Hubert Osborn Richard Payne Jr Descendants of Manson and Catherine (Gamble) Rudder Shirley Rudder Re: Descendants of Manson and Catherine (Gamble) Rudder Katie Race David Rudder, 1930 Katie Race Jane Rudder married in Charlotte Co Va 1823 Robert Overstreet David Rudder, Orphan of 1930 Katie Race Re: David Rudder, Orphan of 1930

15. Canadian Bush Pilots: Robert S. Grant's "Bush Flying: The Romance Of The North." solid ground. As I shut off the magneto switches and retrieved my glassesfrom under the Rudder pedals, I opened the door. Beneath http://ebushpilot.com/manydied.htm

Many Died in the North In fact, a single Otter collided with an island not far from Resolute during my assignment there. The pilot became nothing more than a scorch mark on the side of a cliff and his death became a reminder that the work we did every day came with its own distinctive hazards. During my early days at Resolute Bay, high-time pilots warned me that Ellesmere Island, the most northerly in the Arctic Archipelago, was sometimes unapproachable due to vicious weather. Polar winds funneled through Peary Channel and Massey Sound, and smashed against upthrusting mountains and downsloping glaciers. Steep-sided fjords and cliffs captured gales and twisted them into severe, metal-bending turbulence. In summer, for formed rapidly. In spring and winter, continual white-out conditions reigned. Pilots who knew the island avoided Ellesmere when they could, but exploration camps and research parties working there needed their support. With grocery boxes crammed to the ceiling, I left the comfort of Resolute in clear weather. Unlimited skies and visibility lasted until Bear Bay, a small pocket of Devon Island where it angled to form the Grinnell Peninsula. The Beaver did well until 8,000 feet, when thin air caused it to run out of throttle.

16. Rudder Family Genealogy Forum (All Messages) Home Surnames Rudder Family Genealogy Forum (All Messages) Obit of Louise Lee Rudder, widow of Robert A. L. Rudder http://genforum.genealogy.com/rudder/all.html

DisplayAdBanner("Top,Right,Bottom!Top", 468, 60 , "boards/") Chat Daily Search My GenForum Community Standards ... Terms of Service Jump to Forum Home Surnames : Rudder Family Genealogy Forum (All Messages) Also see Rutter Rudder Family Genealogy Forum (All Messages) Search this forum: Find all of the words Find any of the words 357 Messages Posted Jump to # Return to Main Page Page Listings obit of Donald Leon (Duck) Rudder Bernice Rudder Boling Re: obit of Donald Leon (Duck) Rudder Katie Race Rudders in 1880 Federal Census Katie Race Rudders in 1870 Federal Census Katie Race Re: Rudders in 1870 Federal Census - more Katie Race Re: Rudders in 1870 Federal Census - more Katie Race Re: Rudders in 1870 Federal Census - more Katie Race Re: Rudders in 1870 Federal Census - more Katie Race obit of Roy "Short" Rudder Katie Race obit of Zora Rudder Katie Race Obit of Stephen Rudder Katie Race Re: Obit of Stephen Rudder Katie Race Obit of Edward S. Rudder Jr. Katie Race Obit of Louise Lee Rudder, widow of Robert A. L. Rudder Katie Race Zion Methodist Church Cemetery, Knox Co. Tn.

17. The Rudder MacGregor, CG, 8 , Sabot, Apr 3962. Rudder Magazine, 8 , no name, Mar 4244. Hill,RB, 51 , Ceres, Hill, RB, Mar 9478. Hubbard, Robert S. 51 6 , no name, Jun 05379. http://www.mysticseaport.org/research/ru_rudder_types.cfm?mlet=s

18. Knox County, TN Obituaries (P-R): Rudder, Robert L. died Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at his home on the Maryville Pike John Kidd, Albert Rudder, Robert Thurman, Luther Jackson, Howard Rudder and John Rudder http://www.knoxcotn.org/knoxobits/knoxobit_p.html

Knox County, TN Death Notices: P - Q - R LINKS: Knox County Area Funeral Homes Social Security Death Index Requesting Death Certificates in Tennessee PARROTT, HELEN BAILEY age 42, passed away Sunday at Methodist Medical Center in Oak Ridge. She resided on Route 8, Foley Hill Road, Clinton. Member of Carroll Hollow Baptist Church. Survivors: husband, Ernest D. Parrott ; sons, Bryan, Michael and Rodney Parrott ; mother, Irene Hoskins ; sisters, Ruby Webber, Pauline Lowe , Mary Ann Bailey ; brothers, William and J.B. Bailey , all of Clinton; several nieces and nephews. Funeral service 2 p.m. Wednesday, Holley-Gamble Chapel, Rev. Bedford Bullock , Rev. Jack Rosenbalm officiating. Interment farmers Grove Cemetery. The family will receive friends 7-9 p.m. Tuesday at Holley-Gamble Funeral Home, Clinton. Source: unknown (? Knoxville News Sentinel) Date of Obituary: January, 1989 Submitted by: Peggie Seay-Kirby ( kirby@lcs.net [ Return to Top ] PATTON, HUBERT A. age 73, of 5544 Washington Pike, departed this life Sunday, Jan. 22, 1989, at UT Hospital. Preceded in death by parents, Charles and Sarah

19. Big Or Small ... We Can All Make A Difference ... Not that any of our readers don’t already read Robert Scoble’s weblog butyesterday Eric Rudder, Senior Vice President of Microsoft’s Servers and http://blogs.msdn.com/jobsblog/archive/2004/03/27/100493.aspx

Technical Careers @ Microsoft Journey inside the world of Recruiting with your very own "Moon Gals," Zoe and Gretchen! My Links Home Contact Syndication Login Blog Stats Posts - 86 Stories - 6 Comments - 1047 Trackbacks - 150 News Send us topic suggestions E-mail Gretchen E-mail Zoe Article Categories Meet the Moon Gals! New Visitors ... READ this! Upcoming Events! Archives June, 2004 (5) May, 2004 (13) April, 2004 (25) March, 2004 (43) Post Categories Career Paths at Microsoft (rss) Community Development in Recruiting (rss) ... (rss) Microsoft Careers Microsoft Careers Page Microsoft College Careers Page Microsoft International Careers Page Microsoft Research Careers Page Other Recruiting Blogs Heather's Marketing @ Microsoft Big or small ... We can all make a difference ... Eric Rudder Scoble posted an entry in response As you can imagine word of the Technical Careers @ Microsoft blog spread quickly through the ranks for HR as soon as it went live. A couple days later, I came back to my office after lunch and saw an e-mail in my inbox from Ken DiPietro , Corporate VP of HR.

20. La Celestina (in Spanish) by Fernando de Rojas. (Edicion y Notas de Robert S. Rudder) (Edition and notesby Robert S. Rudder) Copyright 1998 RS Rudder. January, 1999 Etext 1619. http://manybooks.net/pages/rojasferetext99clstn10/0.html

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