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October 03, 2011

Eugene Ely To Be Honored

Hometown Marks Centennial of Naval Aviation Pioneer

The year 2011 marks the 100th anniversary of US naval aviation, and in addition to a few big celebrations we've heard about are many smaller ones honoring local pioneers. One such is coming on Sunday, October 23, when a fly-by is being coordinated over the grave site of Eugene Ely, the native Iowan who became the first person to take off and land an airplane on a ship.

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Lockheed Martin Showcases F-35 Cockpit Demonstrator During Visit At BAE Systems

F-35 Program Highlighted As A Vital Job Creator In New Hampshire And Across The United States.

Federal, state and local elected officials, as well as BAE Systems Nashua, HN-area employees and suppliers got a first-hand look at the F-35 Lightning II mobile cockpit demonstrator during a presentation by prime contractor Lockheed Martin Thursday.

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Boeing P-8I Aircraft Completes First Flight

Poseidon Variant Ordered By The Indian Navy Gets Its First Airborne Checks

The first P-8I aircraft for the Indian Navy completed its initial flight Wednesday, taking off from Renton Field at 1202 PDT time and landing two hours and 31 minutes later at Boeing Field in Seattle.During the flight, Boeing test pilots performed airborne systems checks including engine accelerations and decelerations and autopilot flight modes, and took the P-8I to a maximum altitude of 41,000 feet prior to landing.

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Boeing Workers Caught Up In Drug Sting

Current, Former Employees Charged With Dealing Painkillers, Anti-Anxiety Drugs At Assembly Plant

Nearly two dozen current and former Boeing employees have been arrested and charged with the illegal sale of painkillers and anti-anxiety drugs at the company's assembly plant in Ridley Park, PA. Authorities said the investigation began four years ago, and resulted in the arrests on charges of selling Oxycontin and other drugs.

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Bombers Take The Skies At AIRSHO 2011

Aircraft From B-24s To The B-2 Will Entertain The Crowd

The 2011 Commemorative Air Force (CAF) AIRSHO is just a few short days away. And this year, the CAF will be darkening the skies with the massive bombers of World War II and today. “This year is all about the bombers,” said CAF Colonel/Volunteer AIRSHO Chairman, Gena Linebarger. “No other show in the country can feature this massive array of aircraft."

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