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CAFB Civilian Fly-In: Take off and Landing Safety Seminar 13 November 2010 Register by 31OCT10
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| You have asked us to notify you when a seminar is scheduled that meets your criteria. The following seminar may be of interest to you: "CAFB Civilian Fly-In: Take off and Landing Safety Seminar 13 November 2010 Register by 31OCT10" Topic: Takeoff, Approach and Landing Safety Seminar and Air Force simulator flights. On Saturday, November 13, 2010 at 8:00 AM Location: Columbus Air Force Base, Columbus Miss. Seventh Street, CAFB, MS Building G Columbus, MS 39710 Select Number: SW3134716 Description: Fly in or drive in. Simulators will be open to participants. This will be a very informative meeting for improving take offs and landings. Be sure to register by Oct 31st or you can't get on the Base. To view further details and registration information for this seminar, click here. The sponsor for this seminar is: CAFB, FAASTeam The following credit(s) are available for the WINGS/AMT Programs: KEB 1.00 Click here to view the WINGS help page | |
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Fwd: FW: For all aeronautical fans!
Almost one hundred years ago a man took off from a US Warship.
America's 1st Aircraft Carrier
Eugene Ely takes his Curtiss pusher airplane off
the deck of USS Birmingham on 14 November 1910.
It was the first airplane takeoff from a warship.
He flew for two miles before landing on a Willoughby Spit
beach.
It was a big success so they decided to continue the experiment
But this time, a plane had to land on a ship.
On 18 January 1911, Eugene Ely lands with the same
plane on USS Pennsylvania, making this first
landing on a warship in history and an historical
event.
Notice his "life vest" (bicycle inner tubes!)
Check the sand bags holding the "runway" in place!
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