I am attempting to research the history of Airborne Dead Reckoning Equipment. By this I mean such systems as the AN/ASN-7 Dead Reckoning Navigation Computer by Ford Instrument or the AN/ASA-14 Dead Reckoning Tracer by Servo Corporation, and their precursors. My interest is primarily in the...

Hi, I have some questions about AMCM. I will be thankful if I can get the answers. Also please note any e-mail addresses or sources related to the professional side of AMCM. There is only technical info at AMP-7 or some other kind of publications, not many tactical things. Because of this reason I...

Anybody else bothered by the naming of US aircraft carriers after people who were still living at the time? I'm sure that Carl Vinson (CVN-70) & John C. Stennis (CVN-74) did good thing but to have a carrier named after them? I wish the US Navy would go back to naming carriers after famous battles &...

The Second Revised Edition of "Military Aircraft Designations and Systems" from AeroFile Publications still has copies available, however, we are getting close to the end of our printing run. I am sure that if we expected the kind of response we have had, we would have budgeted for...

The second printing of "Military Aircraft Designations and Systems" is still available. We were out of print soon after our October 2002 printing so it is good to have copies available again. We are also able to hold the original price, too. Military Aircraft designations catalogued from 1913 to...

The Second Edition of "Military Aircraft Designations and Systems" is now available from AeroFile. This edition is completely reworked and updated over the 1995 edition, and now features designations from six countries including Canada, United States, Japan, Russia, Germany and Sweden. In all,...

Due to popular demand, AeroFile is keeping the pricing the same as the introductory price for the second edition of "Military Aircraft Designations and Systems". The 2002 Edition is completely reworked and updated, it now features designations from six countries including Canada, United...

Available from AeroFile Publications, is the Second Revised Edition of "Military Aircraft Designations and Systems". Revised and expanded from the 1995 edition, the Second edition now features designations from more countries and many of the original designation systems have been updated...

The second printing of "Military Aircraft Designations and Systems" is still available. We were out of print soon after our October 2002 printing so it is good to have copies available again. We are also able to hold the original price, too. Military Aircraft designations catalogued from 1913 to...

The second printing of "Military Aircraft Designations and Systems" is still available. We were out of print soon after our October 2002 printing so it is good to have copies available again. We are also able to hold the original price, too. Military Aircraft designations catalogued from 1913 to...

The second printing of "Military Aircraft Designations and Systems" is still available. We were out of print soon after our October 2002 printing so it is good to have copies available again. We are also able to hold the original price, too. Military Aircraft designations catalogued from 1913 to...

Looking for information on a particular aircraft? The CNAPG web site contains production and history lists covering over 50 different types of aircraft. Just click on "Individual Aircraft Databases" in the site index page to bring up the list. The CNAPG website is located at:

Hi everybody. There are quite a wide range of specific interest mailing groups available to cater for people with an interest in particular types of aircraft. I have gathered together a list of some which are currently available. There are also mailing lists for those with an interest in older...

My company has an immediate need to fill aircraft mechanic positions in various cities in Maryland, Tennessee, South Carolina, and Florida. These jobs are mostly contract work with some temp-to-perm opportunities. Contract jobs pay competitive wages with very generous per diem.

Dear Newsgroup, Last Weekend zap16.com encountered George W. Bush's VC-25A's A's ? yes, we met both 82-8000 and 82-9000 Saturday May 7th 2005 19:00 and 19:20 Local time. We made the following R.E.P.O.R.T for our visitors. http://www.zap16.com/AF1%20special.htm

Just out of curiosity: Do the airlines consider ex-helo drivers when hiring for the regular fixed-wing piloting jobs? Any guys from the SH-60s flying Boeings? _____________ José Herculano

Airplane Taxies Into Car: Video Footage A airshow pilot's worst nightmare happens when he taxies this classic World War II tail-dragger right into a parked car. http://www.jumpingpixels.com/airplane.html

Hi everyone. You are welcome to visit my website about Radom Poland Airshow 2005. The page includes images and movie files from that event. http://airshow2005.end.pl Mariusz Barszcz

Dear reader, Long time ago but today a new update with nearly 300 pictures.. * * * MAKS 2003 Zhukovsky Moscow, Russia (For this pages I need your help !!, to find exact types more info @ pages) * * * 'Recce Meet' 2003 Florennes, Belgium * * * Twenthe Airshow 2003, The Netherlands

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