ANN Daily Touch N Go:
06.19.08 (ANN's Short-Form Daily News
Program)
ANN Daily Aero-Briefing: 06.19.08
(ANN's Long-Form Daily News Program)
ANN Special Feature -- Newt Gingrich Offers His Take On
Aviation Matters: 06.19.08 (ANN Special
Report, with the former House Speaker's comments at AEA 2008.)
&
Coroner Thinks They're From Crash Victims; Other Theories
Explored, Too
Something strange is afoot near Vancouver, BC. Residents are
becoming increasingly creeped-out by a recent phenomenon -- human
feet washing up on the shores of area waterways, possible remnants
from a plane crash in the area off the coast three years ago.
During World War II approximately 8,939 Allied Airmen (7,588
American and 1,351 Royal Air Force) were imprisoned by the Germans
at Stalag Luft I in Barth, Germany. This website is in remembrance
of James Richard (Dick) Williams, Jr., of Eufaula, AL. During World
War II, he flew with America's Mighty 8th Air Force. He enlisted in
the Army Air Corps and was sent for training as an aerial gunner to
Drew Field in Tampa, FL and Langley AFB in Virginia.
"This is not only a truly significant moment in Hawker
Beechcraft’s history, but also a landmark day for general
aviation as we begin delivering the world’s most advanced
business jet -- our flagship Hawker 4000. We are ushering in a new
era for general aviation as the Hawker 4000 is first in its class
and the first in the world. I am delighted to present the first
Hawker 4000 to Mr. and Mrs. Hall as they -- along with our large
number of Hawker 4000 customers worldwide -- will enjoy this
revolutionary aircraft and benefit from our commitment to superior
customer support."
Source: Jim Schuster, chairman and CEO of
Hawker Beechcraft Corporation, during a celebration of the first
delivery of its flagship Hawker 4000 super-midsized bu
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