"Nobody passes through these portals and leaves only
with a picture of a face. They see the machines, the battlegrounds,
the factories, and hear the stories through the flow of the history
that is represented within the Canadian Air & Space Museum."
Source: Remberance Day speech by Canadian Air & Space
Museum chairman Ian A. McDougall.
An aircraft system whereby the heading gyro is slaved to, or
continuously corrected to bring its direction readings into
agreement with a remotely located magnetic direction sensing
device.
Though this site does not appear to be updated regularly, there
is some interesting information here. The site has entries for some
97 pioneer aviators, both the famous and the lesser known of
them.
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