The man third in line to the British throne is having a tough
time with the math involved in learning to fly helicopters,
according to multiple reports in the British press. He's five
months into training learning to fly front-line Apache
helicopters.
For Many, Highlight Was The Paper Airplane Competition
The 2nd Annual "Go Fly Zone" at the museum May 30th featured
radio controlled aircraft and full-scale flight simulators, but the
contest to see who could fly a paper airplane with the most
accuracy, seemed to be the hit of the day.
Air Force Officials Publish New Nuclear Operations
Doctrine
Air Force officials at Maxwell Air Force Base have published the
newest version of Nuclear Operations doctrine June 1 to replace the
11-year old existing doctrine.
An original Tuskegee Airman passed away May 26th in Cleveland.
Retired Sgt. James F. Travis Sr. served in the Army Air Corps from
1943 to 1946 and became an aerial engineer, gunner and crew chief
attached to the 477th Bombardment Group during World War II.
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