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Back Down to Earth: The Development of Space Policy for NASA during the Jimmy Carter Administration by Mark Damohn, 2001-03-13
Aircraft and Submarines the Story of the Invention, Development, and Present-Day Uses of War's Newest Weapons by Willis J. Abbot, 2010-09-05
The Economic Regulation of Airports: Recent Developments in Australasia, North America and Europe (Ashgate Studies in Aviation Economics and Management) by Peter Forsyth, David W. Gillen, et all 2004-08
Supersonic Fighter Development: A Foulis Aviation Book by Roy Braybrook, 1987-10
The YC-14 STOL Prototype: Its Design, Development, and Flight Test (Case Studies) by J. Wimpress, C. Newberry, 1998-01-01
US Hypersonic Research and Development: The Rise and Fall of 'Dyna-Soar', 1944-1963 (Space Power and Politics) by Roy F. Houchin II, 2006-08-31
British Research and Development Aircraft: Seventy Years at the Leading Edge (A Foulis aviation book) by Ray Sturtivant, 1990-09
The Development of Propulsion Technology for U.S. Space-Launch Vehicles, 1926-1991 (Centennial Series of the Association of Former Students, Texas A&M University) by J. D. Hunley, 2007-07-12
CHURCHILL'S SPEARHEAD: The Development of Britain's Airborne Forces in World War II (Pen & Sword Aviation Books) by John Greenacre, 2010-06
Messerschmitt Me 262: Development /Testing/Production by Willy Radinger, Walter Schick, 2004-01-01
Afghanistan's Transport Sector: On the Road to Recovery
Winged Defense: The Development of Possibilities of Modern Air Power--Economic and Military (American History & Culture) by William Mitchell, 1925-06
Early Developments of Modern Aerodynamics by J.A.D Ackroyd, B.P. Axcell, 2001-09-04
U.S. Naval Developments by Jan S. Breemer, 1983-12

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Provides analysis, guidance and leadership in the development of commercialization strategies and aviation policy. Based in Ontraio, Canada.
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Horton Aviation Products
Provides hosting, site creation, and custom software development to aviation businesses.
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Aviation: The Ultimate Ubiquity (from Transportation, History Of) -- Encyclop�
New transportation lines also led to the development of remote areas throughoutthe world Resource on aviation history. Features details on US aviation,
http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-64386

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Consultant focusing on aviation writing including articles, books and aviation curriculum development. aviation career consulting and airport consulting services.
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TPA | About TPA | Planning & Development | Airport History
Of course, the history of Tampa International Airport isn t just since 1971. A new Federal aviation Administration control tower, ground level equipment
http://www.tampaairport.com/about/development/airport_history.html

Extractions: Of course, the history of Tampa International Airport isn't just since 1971. If you would like to read about our history prior to 1971 go to the Drew Field Municipal Airport On April 15, 1971, Tampa International Airport's new Terminal Complex officially opened. The Landside/Airside Terminal Complex was the first of its kind, designed like a spoked wheel. More than 50,000 people came to see the new Airport Terminal during its two-day open house. National Airlines Flight 36 from Los Angeles was the first plane to arrive at the new Terminal, landing at 5:26 a.m.
ATCT - PTC Heating Elements
development, production, and marketing of advanced PTC electrical heating elements. Applications include use in domestic, industrial, automotive, aviation, military, and medical markets. Israel.
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Extractions: Infinite lifetime Self Regulated - No need in temperature control Considerable energy save - more efficient heat Maximum safety - no hazards of flames or explosions Constant temperature with variable power consumption Compatible with 110/220V countries - no need in modifications AC/DC, 10-250V operation Voltage stabilized Fast heat rate Minimum Power consumption without thermal load Non-incandescent heating Immersed heating applications Reduced lime scale residues in immersed applications Organic fluid heaters - Gasoline and oil The Company has developed an innovative new thermal chip which overcomes the reliability and performance problems associated with today's PTC technology as well as the cost and safety issues associated with conventional filament technology. The Company's thermal chip harnesses the power of existing PTC technology while adding its own proprietary technology to achieve a high performance heat-generating solution.
AEHS Home
Participate in what may be the most important aviation history project of The engine developed 370 hp @ 2850 crankshaft rpm and was used in the M3A4
http://www.enginehistory.org/

Extractions: The Aircraft Engine Historical Society is a non-profit educational and historical society, open to the public, which fosters an appreciation of the people, art, and science associated with aircraft engine development, manufacture, and use. Search for: Participate in what may be the most important aviation history project of this century! Announcing the Online USAF Engineering Division Finding Aid Feature Aircraft Engines in Armored Vehicles A s military planners began to realize the need for armored vehicles prior to World War II, they were faced with the problem of powering such vehicles. The requirements were, aside from the weight issue, similar to those of aircraftthe engines needed to be compact, powerful, reliable and economical to operate. The use of aircraft engines in tanks was not a new idea. The V-12 Liberty from World War I developed Liberty 338 hp @ 1400 rpm. Starting in 1920, it powered the Mk. VIII of which (100) were built. The Continental R-670 first flew in 1931. In addition to its uses in aircraft, it became an extremely popular tank engine. It was a 7-cylinder radial that developed between 235 hp @ 2,400 rpm and 250 hp @ 2,400 rpm when used in armored vehicles. It powered the M1 (89), M1A1 (17), M1A2 (89), M2A1 (19), M2A2 (237), M2A3 (237), M2A4 (375), M3 (4,526), M3A1 (4,410), M3A3 (3,427), Turreted M1 (16), Barbette M1 (3), LVT2 (2,963), LVT(A)1 (509), LVT(A)2 (450), LVT4 (8,348), LVT(A)4 (1,890), and LVT(A)5 (269) (the number produced appears in parentheses after the designation).
12th Aviation Brigade
The 12th aviation Brigade has been instrumental in the doctrinal evolution of aviation tactics, contingency planning, and the development of Army aviation force structure. It has served as a key member of the combined arms team, dedicated to the preservation of peace. The brigade's motto, Wings of Victory, exemplifies the standard by which the 12th aviation Brigade conducts its missions in support of V Corps.
http://www.12avnbde.army.mil/

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National Geographic Magazine - Flight Of The Vimy
Vimy Atlantic, Flight of the Vimy. Early aviation history Ferdinand vonZeppelin and Alberto SantosDumont developed the forerunners of the
http://magma.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/vimy/aviation.html

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National Helicopter Museum
Chronicles the development of the helicopter and the life of aviation pioneer Igor Sikorsky and features the cockpit of the V22 Osprey, various helicopter engines and related items.
http://www.acorn-online.com/100heli.htm
DSTO > News > Aviation History As Global Hawk Completes US-Australia Flight
aviation history as Global Hawk completes USAustralia flight to Australiawould mark a tremendous achievement in the development of Global Hawk.
http://www.dsto.defence.gov.au/news/3300/

Extractions: Skip to content Defence Science and Technology Organisation D STO Print version News Article Global Hawk, renamed Southern Cross II for its deployment to Australia, ended its 22hour first trans-Pacific flight at the Royal Australian Air Forces Edinburgh Base north of Adelaide at 9pm last night. It will be based at Edinburgh for the next six weeks. Dr Brendan Nelson, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Defence said this was a historic moment in world aviation. "Emerging systems such as Global Hawk offer Australia great potential for surveillance, reconnaissance and ultimately the delivery of combat power," Dr Nelson said. While in country, the Global Hawk air vehicle number five will fly about 12 missions around Australia and its maritime approaches allowing Australias Defence Science and Technology Organisation (DSTO), the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) and the U.S. to jointly assess the military utility of high altitude endurance UAVs to conduct maritime, littoral and land surveillance, and stand-off reconnaissance operations.
GE Security
Handles the development, manufacturing and marketing of explosives detection systems for screening checked baggage for the aviation security industry. Provides information about the company, products and services, jobs, and data for investors.
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Helicopter Aviation
This entire history section is Copyright (c) 1995, by Dr. Guy Sadler, Early history How the helicopter flies The early development
http://www.copters.com/helo_history.html

Extractions: [Top] [Up] [Prev] [Next] Welcome to the Helicopter World History page. The aim of this page is to provide the reader with an ongoing sketch of the long, and at times incremental, development of the aircraft we all know to be quite simply best form of aviation in the world. Hopefully the readers will find this interesting, but if there are any suggestions as to future topics, please feel free to contact me via email at guy@dirvet.tas.gov.au Dr. Guy Sadler, BA(Hons), Ph.D.
Boca Raton Airport Authority :: Boca Raton, Florida
General aviation airport information, development, noise abatement and services.
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Extractions: Driving Directions : I-95 to Glades Road, East on Glades Road to the first traffic light, turn north (left) onto Airport Road. There are two full service Fixed Base Operators (FBO's) located at the Airport. For more information click on the "Vistors Services" or "Pilot Information" buttons on the menu to the left. Enjoy your visit.
Aviation Pioneers Links
Hargrave saluting 150 years of Australian aviation history The PioneersPowered flight started in 1903 and rapidly developed during the prewar years-
http://aviation.calderara.com/

Extractions: Working with the Discovery of Flight Foundation, seeks to rediscover the Wright Brothers experimentation, discovery, and methodology; provide for the reconstruction of original Wright Brothers aircraft; and create a living classroom for people of all ages * Wright Brothers Aeroplane Company and Museum of Pioneer Aviation A forum for early aviation historians and enthusiasts, a living document that grows and evolves. We invite you to participate, ask questions, share information, and submit pages on early aviation topics. We especially need your help on those pages that are still under construction (and there are a lot of them it's a vast subject.) * Wright Brothers Collection The Wright Brothers collection at Wright State University Special Collections and Archives includes more than 4000 original photographs from the Wright brothers personal collection of aviation photographs. In addition there are hundreds of family and business documents, and the Wright Brothers technical library. Microfilm archives include copies of Library of Congress manuscripts. There are also a large number of related manuscript and photograph collections. Hundreds of the Wright's photograph
Panama City-Bay County International Airport
General information on the facilities, airlines, services, general aviation and development.
http://www.pcairport.com/
Systems Atlanta, Inc.
Provides design and development of information dissemination/display systems (IDS) for air traffic control and the aviation industry, located in Lebanon, Georgia.
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News, management, community relations, construction projects, development and planning, general aviation, job opportunities, passenger services, photo gallery, and tenant directory.
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Swedish Aviation History - Virtual School
Virtual School, Swedish aviation history Later on airplanes of Swedish designwere developed and built. Several different models were built in parallel
http://vs.eun.org/eun.org2/eun/en/vs-history/content.cfm?lang=en&ov=33082
Virtual School - History - Projects - Aviation - Sweden
Swedish aviation history. The debate about founding a Swedish aviation Committeestarted Later on airplanes of Swedish design were developed and built.
http://vs.eun.org/ww/en/pub/virtual_school/depts/history/projects/aviation/aviat

Extractions: Nevertheless there have been other persons who were persistent to build a real aircraft. One of them was the industrialist Carl R. Nyberg, the inventor of the blowtorch. He was trying to build an extremely light aircraft powered by two steam engines since 1894, unfortunately without any success. It was at first in the spring of 1909, when one of the members from the Aviation Committee contacted a Danish flight pioneer Folmer Hansen that the first flight with an airplane was being planned in Sweden. Hansen came together with his French co-pilot George Legagneux to Stockholm in July 1909. They brought a Voisin plane owned by Hansen. While they waited for reasonable flying conditions they advertised their presence in newspapers. Swedish flight pioneers Enoch Thulin was a doctor of Mathematics at the University of Lund. His interest in flying sent him to France, where he learned to fly. During the First World War the demand of Swedish made airplanes aroused. Enoch Thulin started a flight enterprise in the southern Swedish town of Landskrona. Airplanes of French design were built to start with. Later on airplanes of Swedish design were developed and built.

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