"Over Africa! Low and Slow With The Kenya Wildlife
Service"
The Lindbergh Foundation is pleased to announce the premier of
its new film, Over Africa! Low and Slow with the Kenya Wildlife
Service, at next week's Lakeland Fly-In. The film will debut
Tuesday, April 21, at the AOPA Pavilion.
This website is dedicated to the memory of those who gave their
lives for their country, while serving in VP/VPB-11 during World
War II. The purpose of the site is to tell the mostly-untold story
of this PBY Catalina squadron prior to and throughout WWII.
The lob-sided emission of radiation from a rotating object
orbiting the Sun, due to uneven heating; named after the Russian
engineer I. O. Yarkovsky, who first proposed the idea around 1900.
Among other things, it has been used to explain why Earth is hit
surprisingly often by meteorites.
"The Zodiac is perhaps one of the most unairworthy
aircraft since the de Havilland Comet..."
Source: Aviation lawyer Ladd Sanger, in a
rhetoric-packed release issued Friday praising action taken this
week by the National Transportation Safety Board, calling for the
immediate grounding of the Zenair Zodiac CH601 line of
aircraft.
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