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May 07, 2004

How Bad Was It?

EAA Teams Arrive At Van Nuys To Inspect Aluminum Overcast

EAA aircraft maintenance teams arrived in California on Thursday morning to assess the damage to the B-17 "Aluminum Overcast," as the airplane suffered a landing gear failure after safely landing at Van Nuys Airport late Wednesday afternoon.

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Blue Angels Name New Pilot

LCDR Deren To Take Over For Major Shipley

The Blue Angels have assigned former Blues' pilot LCDR "JD" Deren to take over for the slot left open by the departure of a pilot released "for undisclosed medical reasons." USMC Major Daniel Shipley, of Summit, NJ, had flown the #3 Hornet, off the leader's left wing since the beginning of the new season before his release. Shipley will be reassigned to new, non-Blues, duties. 

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Lockheed-Martin Wins Big

Beats Out Boeing, Raytheon For Huge Missile Contract

Lockheed-Martin is the winner in competition to build the Joint Common missile, designed to give the various military branches a single air-to-ground attack platform.

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Hi, We're From The Air Force. Can We Help?

F-16 Leads Civilian Aircraft Out Of Trouble

Usually, when a GA aircraft driver sees an F-16 off his wing, it means trouble. Chances are, he's busted some last-minute TFR and the F-16 means there's going to be a day of reckoning (at least one) upon landing. But in the case of an anonymous C-172 pilot, the Falcon was the most welcome sight he'd ever seen.

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At 43, USS Kitty Hawk Still Going Strong

"The Ship Is Like A Fine Wine; It Doesn't Get Older, It Gets Better"

USS Kitty Hawk (CV 63), currently the Navy's only permanently forward-deployed aircraft carrier, turned 43 years old April 29, with an under way cake-cutting ceremony to celebrate the beginning of another year in the life of America's oldest active Navy ship.

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