61. Department Of Aviation At Austin-Bergstrom and have a rich aviation history in Austin The aviation Department is organized intodivisions and Engineering Maintenance; Business development and Customer http://www.ci.austin.tx.us/austinairport/aviation.htm

Department of Aviation Welcome to the City of Austin Aviation Department. Providing quality service, Austin style for travelers at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is our job. To fulfill this, we work daily to ensure a safe, clean, friendly, affordable, and efficient airport (message from the director) Our 2001-2002 Mission Statement and goals provides a snapshot overview of the plan that drives our operations from top to bottom. It directs the excellence of service provided to airlines, tenants, customers, and visitors of our airport. The business plan is guided by the Aviation Department mission to provide quality airport facilities and services by focusing on our customers' needs, our employees work environment, continually improving our operations and preparing for the future. Austin-Bergstrom International Airport opened on May 23, 1999. Although the airport is relatively new, the Aviation Department has decades of experience. In 1958, it began overseeing Austin's City owned airport operations and maintenance. The Department has operated as a self-supporting entity since 1972. It does not receive any general fund subsidy and has paid for all general obligation debt issued from airport generated funds. We have earned a long list of awards and honors, and have a rich

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63. Subject Bibliography: Naval History (236) the relationship between basic research and technological development. Admirals TheFight for Naval aviation, 19451950. Provides a history of Navy versus Air http://bookstore.gpo.gov/sb/sb-236.html

Home Privacy Site Search Help ... Library Services Naval History (236) American Navies, 1775-1783. POSTER. 1976. Gives detailed information about United States naval vessels and their engagements with the British during the Revolutionary War. 29x39 in. 0-16-003428-0 I 29.20:N 22/775-83 S/N 024-005-00626-5 $9.00 America's Naval Heritage: A Catalog of Early Imprints From the Navy Department Library. BOOK. 2000. Contains a catalog of the Navy Department Library's early collection dating back to the 18th century. (Clothbound) 190 p.; ill. 0-16-050565-8 D 221.2:H 42 S/N 008-046-00196-1 $34.00 Assault From the Sea: The Amphibious Landing at Inchon. BOOK. 1994. Illuminates the important contribution of United States and allied naval forces in preserving the independence and freedom from Communist occupation of the Republic of Korea. Describes in detail the masterful amphibious operation conceived by General Douglas MacArthur and executed by the United States and allied naval forces under Vice Admiral Arthur D. Stuble, Commander Seventh Fleet/Commander Task Force. 55 p.; ill. 2000-repr. 0-16-050324-8 S/N 008-046-00194-4 $8.00

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65. Aviation Pioneers : An Anthology only, in most cases, to disappear from the history books until Images from theearliest days of aviation using the 'new Pioneers In development late 2002. http://www.ctie.monash.edu.au/hargrave/pioneers.html

Aviation Pioneers : An Anthology Last updated : March 26, 2003 The Editor would especially like to thank Philippe Gervais (Fr), Dave and Carol Lam (Be), Paul Dunlop (NZ), Tim Hayward-Brown (Aus) and Gary Bradshaw, David Dodge, Debbie Winegarten, Nanette Malher, Loree Hirschman, Chris and Maureen Lynch, Bill and Joan Hannan and Deborah (Denny) McBride and Reginald Denny Jr. (USA) for their enthusiasm and specific text and image contributions to this site. and be sure to also see 'A Tale of no Tail' : An Anthology of the 'Flying Wing' Due to the number of embedded images, visitors not using a broadband connection will need to be patient whilst the following pages load - I assure you, it WILL be worth it ! Fathers of Aviation William Bland Frederick Brearey Jean-Marie Le Bris George Cayley ... William Henson New - Nov. 26 Otto Lilienthal Etienne-Jules Marey Louis Mouillard Thomas Moy ... John Stringfellow New - Nov. 26 Emmanuel Swedenborg Victor Tatin Felix du Temple de la Croix Nikolaj Teleshov ... John Wise Pioneers listed in boldface are directly linked to external, definitive websites

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68. Changi Airport History - The Development Of Civil Aviation In Singapore Flash 3.0 plugin. Back to CAAS Website. Designed by Copyright ©1999 Civil aviation Authority of Singapore. All Rights Reserved. http://www.asia1.com.sg/asiatest/history/

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69. Naval Aviation World War II its first aircraft carrier, naval aviation faced the For the first time in history,naval engagements were war effort in both the development of specialized http://www.history.navy.mil/branches/avchr5.htm

Return to Naval Historical Center home page. Return to Aviation Historical Chronology DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY NAVAL HISTORICAL CENTER 805 KIDDER BREESE SE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD WASHINGTON DC 20374-5060 Naval Aviation Chronology in World War II WORLD WAR II 1940-1945 Thirty years after the Navy had acquired its first airplane, and only 19 years after it had acquired its first aircraft carrier, naval aviation faced the supreme test of war. When it was called upon to carry the fight to the enemy, it not only carried out its tasks, but forged ahead to become the very backbone of fleet striking power. If it had not already been shown in combat before the United States entered the war, all doubts as to the potency of naval air power were removed by the infamous, yet skillfully executed attack on Pearl Harbor, when Japanese carrier aircraft in one swift stroke devastated our principal naval base in the Pacific and eliminated a major portion of the Navy's heavy surface power. That our own forces had the kernel of a similar potential was demonstrated on a much smaller scale as carrier forces struck the first retaliatory blows. The geographic position of the United States put it squarely between two wars that had little in common. Air operations on the Atlantic side, except for participation in three amphibious operations, were essentially a blockade and a campaign to protect ships delivering raw materials to our factories and war munitions and reinforcements to our Allies. In the Pacific, it was a matter of stopping an enemy advance which, in a few short months, had spread over all the western and parts of the south and central Pacific, and then carrying out the bitterly contested task of driving him homeward across the broad expanse of an island-dotted sea.

70. US Coast Guard Aviation History by US Navy and US Coast Guard aviation forces. the pilot training from test and developmentfunctions in Wonderful Flying Machines A history of US Coast Guard http://www.helis.com/featured/uscg.php

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71. Bermuda Aviation History Pioneers Seldom in the history of commercial aviation was such a Never in the field of humanhistory since has no time for normal extensive prototype development of the http://www.bermuda-online.org/aviation.htm

116 web files on Bermuda for educators, consumers, travel agents, visitors and newcomers. Supported by The Royal Gazette , Bermuda's daily newspaper since 1828. Bermuda aviation history pioneers Bermuda-New York flights were two years before USA- United Kingdom Welcome to this special file on how these islands got their first aircraft, the men behind the initiatives, others who are etched permanently in Bermuda history, how Bermuda established several enduring claims to fame - and more. First Bermuda Flight In 1919, the first aircraft most Bermudians saw - quite by chance, not by design - was flown over the City of Hamilton Harbor by United States Navy Ensigns G. L. Richard and W. H. Cushing. I t was a Burgess N-9H Jenny, registration number A2646, powered by a Wright-Hispano 150 horsepower engine. It was a naval scout hydro-airplane that normally traveled on the deck of her mother ship the USS Elinore. The aircraft had a gross weight of 2765 pounds and a top speed of 80 miles per hour. The 8725 ton cargo vessel was launched in 1917 as the General de Castelnau and was transferred from the US Shipping Board to the US Navy for war service. After the war, she had dumped gas drums and mustard gas shells in deep waters off Virginia. In 1919, she was in the town of St. George in Bermuda after a scientific research voyage south of Bermuda, sheltering from bad weather

72. Czechoslovak Aviation History Czechoslovak aviation history. Pardubice were the centers of Czech aviation in early Potucekand Simunek, significantly influenced the development of aviation http://avstop.com/History/AroundTheWorld/Czech/

Czechoslovak Aviation History By Radek Adamec radamec@at.ibmmail.com Legends Balloons First Attempts First Aircraft ... Soaring Legends The Czech counterpart of Ikaros was Vit Fucik, also called Kudlicka (little knife) for his manual skills. According to a folk legend, he made wings from wood rods and bladders filled with natural gas, and used these to fly to the market in Pisek. Since his existence is doubtful, we'll stick with recorded facts. Balloons The first balloon was launched in 1783 by the Montgolfier brothers. The first manned flight took place the same year. The first balloon in the Czech lands was launched one year later by Tadeas Hanka, a scholar. First Attempts In the days of balloons and airships, during the 1800s, many pioneers attempted to build "heavier than air" aircraft. These included Czech technician Vaclav Kaderavek with his "Czech flying machine". His attempts failed, because man powered or electro-magnet powered flight exceeded technical and financial possibilities of the day. First Aircraft The first real flight was realized by the Wright brothers with an engine powered biplane in the US in 1903. Santos Dumont took off in his aircraft in Paris in 1906. In 1909, Louis Bleriot crossed the English Channel.

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76. Aviation In Newfoundland And Labrador - Home Page A brief look at air and army base development and World War Two/postwar operations. http://home.thezone.net/~ainal/

Aviation in Newfoundland and Labrador Army Airways Communications System Patch Credit: Dick Wangler, 174th AACS (Installation and Maintenance), Fort McAndrew, Newfoundland. A Brief Look at Air and Army Base Development and World War Two/Post-War Operations The Bases Argentia Botwood Fort Pepperrell Gander ... Torbay Aviation History Group Captain Roy S. Grandy In Remembrance: 12 December 1944 Harmon's AACS, 1942-45 Newfoundland's First Glider Flight ... Patrick J. O'Malley, RAF (Updated) Miscellaneous Stanley Hillier and the Great War Related Links Related Books Sign My Guestbook ... Guestbook Entries 2002 people have parachuted in since October 1998 FastCounter Site Maintenance: aviation_nf_lab@yahoo.ca Last updated 27 March 2002

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79. Aviation Resource - Aviation History Traces the history of flight from 400BC to present. Provides a short narrative of each major event in the development of aviation over the period. http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/4294/history/

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80. QC Enterprises-Aviation Consultant aviation consulting services including development of operations and RVSM manuals, safety audits, and litigation expert witness services. http://qcdot.com

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