History of the American Aviators

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History of the American Aviator – Part 8 – The Skies Over Vietnam

Anonym / Wednesday, February 4, 2015 0 2711 Article rating: No rating

With communism again on the march in Southeast Asia, The Vietnam conflict would play on through five US presidents, cause casualties in the millions, as well as end in the eventual fall of South Vietnam. President Lindon B. Johnson authorized the beginning of mass air campaigns in the skies over Vietnam in February, 1965...

History of the American Aviator – Part 7 – The Astronaut

Amanda Kole / Thursday, January 22, 2015 0 2981 Article rating: No rating

With Korean War smoke settling and the Cold War ramping up, space and the travel to-and-from became a new frontier of exploration and research. Although by today’s definitions there is a clear difference between an “aviator” and an “astronaut,” one could say the only thing that separates the two breeds of pilot is a little bit of air. With a looming threat to national security, science fiction started becoming reality in America with the formation of the Advanced Research Projects Agency ...

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Anonym / Thursday, September 18, 2014 0 2773 Article rating: No rating

WireMasters hopes all of you have had a wonderful National Aerospace Week! It's incredible how far the industry has advanced since the early 1900's. In honor of this week’s celebration, we took a look back at the History of the American Aviators and their aircraft. From The Wright Brothers, Amelia Earhart, World Wars to commercial aircrafts and modern day