Americans in Orbit -50 Years is a non-profit organization. Their
mission is to launch a manned commemorative flight to celebrate the
first U.S. manned orbital space flight, develop and implement the
International Space Science Education Program (ISSEP), create
public excitement and interest for space exploration, and promote
NASA.
The boundary zone between the trade wind system of the northern
and southern hemispheres. It is characterized in maritime climates
by showery precipitation, with cumulonimbus clouds often extending
to great heights.
"If news of my flight... can make just one city or
county official vote to keep their local airport, then I guess the
effort is worth it."
Source: Ron Schreck, a 62-year-old retired
airline captain who spent the Fourth of July last year flying to
all 109 public-use airports in his home state of North Carolina.
Schreck and his RV-8 followed up that journey last week with hops
to all 68 public airports in South Carolina.
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