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Wingnut RC Flyers take to the air — indoors at Vogel | News, Sports, Jobs
SHOW ARTICLE –> Staff photo by Fritz Busch Dale Cordes of New Ulm does acrobatic maneuvers including “hanging by the prop” with a YAK 54 RC (remote control) airplane at Vogel Field house Saturday. NEW ULM — Wingnut RC (remote … Continue reading
Summers, Robbins: Chattanooga’s Tuskegee Airman – Joseph C. White
Much has been written about the Tuskegee Airmen’s wartime accomplishments, but less is known about their impact on the civil rights movement. The Airmen’s feats coupled with Jackie Robinson’s success with the Brooklyn Dodgers amid pressure from civil rights groups … Continue reading
Why Feedback Rarely Does What It’s Meant To
Idea in Brief The Challenge Managers today are bombarded with calls to give feedback—constantly, directly, and critically. But it turns out that telling people what we think of their performance and how they can do better is not the best … Continue reading
Vintage Ford ‘Tin Goose’ aircraft to visit Concord
CONCORD — Henry Ford’s Model T “Tin Lizzie” is credited with putting “the world on wheels,” but his “Tin Goose” Tri-Motor airplane put the world in the sky, launching America’s first successful commercial airliner. A luxury airplane — the first … Continue reading
Model airplane enthusiasts visit AMA Expo East at the Meadowlands
model airplane enthusiasts visit AMA Expo East at the Meadowlands The Academy of Model Aeronautics hosts the annual AMA Expo East at the Meadowlands Exposition Center in Secaucus, N.J. Article source: https://www.northjersey.com/picture-gallery/news/hudson/secaucus/2019/02/23/model-airplane-enthusiasts-visit-ama-expo-east-meadowlands/2963598002/
Model planes, boats, cars and drones are featured at the AMA Expo East in Secaucus
CLOSE The Academy of Model Aeronautics (AMA) hosts the annual AMA Expo East at the Meadowlands Exposition Center Anne-Marie Caruso, NorthJersey The ceiling — not the sky — is the limit at the AMA Expo East show, spotlighting model airplanes, drones, … Continue reading
Ion-Driven Model Aircraft Flies without Moving Parts
We’ve often heard the expression “that won’t fly,” but an MIT-based experimental model literally contradicts that statement for one type of flight propulsion. Like a science-fiction story come true, what’s claimed to be the first-ever heavier-than-air craft with no moving … Continue reading