AVIATION HALL OF FAME ANNOUNCES NEW MEMBERS The National Aviation Hall of Fame has named its Class of 2008, honoring four individuals for their aviation achievements. The 2008 class of inductees includes Col. Clarence "Bud" Anderson, USAF (Ret.), veteran WWII triple ace and experimental test...

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from 'The Great LIFE Photographers' -- Cheers Dave Kearton

from 'The Great LIFE Photographers' -- Cheers Dave Kearton

from 'The Great LIFE Photographers' -- Cheers Dave Kearton

from 'The Great LIFE Photographers' -- Cheers Dave Kearton

from 'The Great LIFE Photographers' -- Cheers Dave Kearton

from 'The Great LIFE Photographers' -- Cheers Dave Kearton

from 'The Great LIFE Photographers' -- Cheers Dave Kearton

PHOTOS: PHL - December 18, 2007 Photos Link: http://phlairline.com/spotter/121807.html DV

from 'The Great LIFE Photographers' -- Cheers Dave Kearton

PHOTOS: P72-PHL - December 19, 2007 Photos Link: http://phlairline.com/spotter/121907.html DV

Scanning a few pics from 'The Great LIFE Photographers' I hate scanning double page pics, I can never manage to get good images from the gully margin. It looks like a straight-winged F-84 in the gully.

"Greasy Rider" wrote in message ... http://tinyurl.com/yqeulh He's a great 1950's doco on the B-36 called Project featherweight. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oSG1TmbAB0&feature=related

Don't ask where these came from, they are old, and I don't remember.

If you are bored with the fueling process, then just get out your Gameboy and work up a few levels. It's good hand and eye training for being a co-pilot in an L-39C!!

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Does anybody here have a decent illustration (or two) of the 'Jacobson flare' technique. The only diagrams I can find on-line are too small and too poor quality for my eyes and printer. Can anyone help? The on-line pictures I located are at:

Got this in an email full of 'little-known facts'. Most were correct, but a few were not. So, does this seem about right? I would have guessed more. I checked out Snopes, but no reference there. "The average number of people airborne over the US any given hour: 61,000" Comments...