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October 17, 2011

Civil Air Patrol Members To Hone Executive Skills At National Staff College

Professional Development Program Being Held At Maxwell Air Force Base

Sixty-two Civil Air Patrol members from across America will be primed for executive-level success at CAP’s 2011 National Staff College, which runs through October 22 at Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery, AL. This annual professional development opportunity enhances the leadership abilities of members who are, or will be, assuming positions of regional or national importance within the Civil Air Patrol.

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Dr. Kevin T. Geiss Speaks at AFA Breakfast Series

Deputy Asst. Sec. of the Air Force For Energy Slated For Oct. 26

The Air Force Association is pleased to announce Dr. Kevin T. Geiss, a member of the Senior Executive Service, as the guest speaker for the October session of the AFA Air Force Breakfast Program. This session will be held on Wednesday, October 26, 2011, from 0700-0900 EDT at the Crystal City Marriott in Arlington, Virginia.

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Summit Aviation Receives First Bill Olson Award of Excellence

Company Credited With Saving Money, Improving Logistics For US Army

Summit Aviation, a Greenwich AeroGroup company, recently was presented with the Bill Olson Award of Excellence during the 2011 Cargo Helicopters Users Conference in Huntsville, Alabama.

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Trojan Horsemen Team to Fly Again

Team Will Fly A 'Missing Man' In Honor Of Lost Team Mate

It's been a tough time for the Trojan Horseman since the loss of a team mate in a WV Airshow crash last month, just hours after another, separate, tragedy occurred at the Reno Air Races... On November 11th, 2011 the team will fly together publicly for first time since then. Trojan Horsemen team members will fly a formation flight over the start of the Veterans Airlift Command annual golf tournament and Fund-raising dinner, then fly the missing man in honor of Jack "Flash" Mangan. Flash was originally scheduled to lead this mission and his team mates will complete it for him. Flash and his company, RMG, have always supported veterans causes.

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Sikorsky May Miss Opportunity To Bid On Armed Aerial Scout

New Army Timeline Calls For Demo Flights By April

A new timeline for demonstration flights of a follow-on aircraft to the Kiowa Warrior may come too early for Sikorsky to get its new Raider into the competition. The Army announced at the Association of the United States Army conference in Washington, DC this week that it will consider either a continuation of the Warrior program, or will select an off-the-shelf aircraft that can be adapted to the Armed Aerial Scout program.

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