This Week in USAF and PACAF History 30 June – 6 July[removed]July 1912 First military aviators. Capt. Charles Chandler, 2nd Lt. Thomas D. Milling and 2nd Lt. Henry H. (“Hap”) Arnold became the first Army pilots to q

Source URL: www.pacaf.af.mil

• Pacific Air Forces
• Claire Lee Chennault
• Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam
• United States Air Force
• Fourteenth Air Force
• Far East Air Force
• Yokota Air Base
• Flying Tigers
• Seventh Air Force
• Military organization
• Military
• United States

SAFETY ZONE BULLETIN FOR BOATERS, AVIATORS, FISHERMEN Contact: Ben Sherman, NOAA Public Affairs FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE[removed]office), [removed]cell) August 2, 2006

Source URL: sanctuaries.noaa.gov

• Oil spill
• Farallon Islands
• Geography of the United States
• Geography of California
• United States National Marine Sanctuary
• California Department of Fish and Game

Alaska TACSEI Pyramid Partnership Enters the Waypoints in Their GPS Pyramid Partnership Roster Twenty-first century technology has greatly aided Alaska aviators through the use of a Global Positioning System (GPS) instal

Source URL: dhss.alaska.gov

• Political geography
• United States
• Alaska
• Arctic Ocean
• West Coast of the United States

The little airplane that could Nieuport 28s provided early aviators victory in the skies Called by some the most elegant looking airplane of World War I, the Nieuport 28 was the first aircraft pilots of the 1st Pursuit G

Source URL: www.jble.af.mil

• Nieuport
• Raoul Lufbery
• 94th Fighter Squadron
• Eddie Rickenbacker
• SPAD S.XIII
• 27th Fighter Squadron
• World War I aviation
• SPAD S.VII
• Nieuport 24
• World War I
• Aviation
• Military personnel

II. Put to the Test[removed]When the United States entered WW I in April 1917, the small group of Navy and Marine Corps Aviators who had promoted the growth of Naval Aviation was not equipped for combat. The Naval

Source URL: www.history.navy.mil

• NC-4
• John Henry Towers
• Naval Air Station Pensacola
• Glenn Curtiss
• Flying boat
• Felixstowe F5L
• Elmer Fowler Stone
• Naval aviation
• Albert Cushing Read
• Aviation
• Transport
• Aircraft

HELICOPTER PILOTS MODEL CODE OF CONDUCT (HMCC) –Version 1.0 PERMANENT EDITORIAL BOARD OF THE AVIATORS MODEL CODE OF CONDUCT

Source URL: www.secureav.com

• Air safety
• Aviation law
• Code of Federal Regulations
• Federal Aviation Administration
• Federal Aviation Regulations
• Aviators Model Code of Conduct
• Flight simulator
• Emergency landing
• Helicopter
• Aviation
• Transport
• Flight training

The Story of Two Main Line Aviators: Matthew Corbin and Charles Anderson Roger D. Thorne While researching the Upper Main Line segregation story, the author interviewed Matthew Corbin about his attendance at the Salem Sc

Source URL: www.alabamaaviationhalloffame.com

• Flight training
• Tuskegee University
• Civilian Pilot Training Program
• Sharpe Field
• Pilot certification in the United States
• Flight cadet
• Alexander Aircraft Company
• Noel F. Parrish
• Milton Crenchaw
• Alabama
• Aviation
• Tuskegee Airmen

U.S. Coast Guard Aviation History Curtiss R-6 Information: Coast Guard aviators flew the R-6 during World War I, during flight training and operationally in the European Theatre.

Source URL: www.uscg.mil

Air Mail Volume 6 Number 2 Utah Back Country Pilots Inc. UBCP President’s Message

Source URL: the-adam.com

• Backcountry
• Airport
• Slip
• Runway
• Airplane!
• The Aviators
• Aerospace engineering
• Film
• Flight

Arizona Model Aviators Standing Rules Section A: Standing rules are to provide for timely implementation of procedures in the administration of club activities. These procedures and rules shall be decided by the board an

Source URL: www.azmodelaviators.com

• Air traffic control
• Airport infrastructure
• Runway
• Takeoff
• Helicopter
• Aircraft instruments
• Airfield traffic pattern
• Pilot certification in the United States
• Aviation
• Transport
• Aerospace engineering