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Model train room still delights Wallingford nursing home residents three … – Meriden Record
WALLINGFORD — At the age of 6, Fred Wintsch’s father built him his first model train set, and 67 years later he can still be found painting tiny boxcars and laying down track. The “Train Room” at Masonicare Health Center … Continue reading
Engineers Model Better Navigation Systems After Brain’s Adaptability
Credit: Silvia Ferrari, Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science, Duke University This Research in Action article was provided to Live Science in partnership with the National Science Foundation. The brain’s special abilities entice many engineers to use it as a model … Continue reading
Interest keen in model airplane, vintage aircraft events
Organizers of a model airplane fly-in and Open Cockpit Day at Castle Air Museum in Atwater both reported healthy attendance at the Memorial Day weekend events. Joe Pruzzo, executive director of the museum, estimated 2,500 to 2,800 people attended Sunday’s … Continue reading
7 Things The Marines Have To Do To Make The F-35B Worth The Huge Cost
After years of passing more conventional capabilities by, I think it is time for the Marine Corps, and the “Gator Navy” for that matter, to get serious about getting the very most out of their soon to be fielded, extremely … Continue reading
How DARPA’s Augmented Reality Software Works // May 30, 2014
Six years ago, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) decided that they had a new dream. The agency wanted a system that would overlay digital tactical information right over the top of the physical world. So, they created a … Continue reading
US accuses China of ‘destabilising’ acts in South China Sea
AFP US accuses China of ‘destabilising’ acts in South China Sea Singapore (AFP) – US Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel warned Beijing Saturday against “destabilising actions” in the South China Sea, and backed its regional rival Japan’s plans to take on … Continue reading
Coon Rapids man to fly ‘Thunder’ at Aviation Days
The Discover Aviation Days show this weekend in Blaine gives experts and novices an equal chance to explore the intricacies of modern small aircraft and planes of the past. The show is 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, May 31 … Continue reading