Aircraft and aviation

In this 1960 book, Surface at the Pole: The Extraordinary Voyages of the U.

Trans-Atlantic Passenger Ships, Past and Present by Eugene Waldo Smith offers a captivating journey through the rich history of ocean liners that bridged continents and shaped an era.

In this international bestseller from the critically acclaimedLittle People, BIG DREAMS series, discover the life of Amelia Earhart, the American aviation pioneer.

This book chronicles the various methods the author inadvertently employed trying to kill himself during his life.

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To be completely frank about it, Im increasingly aware that there are as many gray areas in aviation as there are black-and-white ones, and Im beginning to feel as if I know less and less about what I do.

Alaskan Chronicles fans need look no further than the front cover, to know this book is a dramatic change from CloudDancer's first two humorous literary efforts.

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This serving of CloudDancer's Alaskan Chronicles takes up right where the original left off.

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Tragedy as defined by the [American Heritage Dictionary] is a "e;dramatic, disastrous and catastrophic event.

This is the first in a series featuring the adventures of Arnold A.

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Victor was born before WWII, grew up during the war in England and was greatly influenced by watching the Battle of Britain first hand.

This is a story about one man's lifelong passion and commitment to flight, starting as a teenager and detailing the intense process of learning to fly in Piper Cubs, then sharing the many experiences of flight with its joys and sorrows as experienced by the author over a sixty-five year span.

This book will appeal to aviation engineers, air traffic controllers and all pilots who have taken a U.

The purpose of this handbook is to provide aviation enthusiasts with a simple checklist on where to find the surviving retired military aircraft that are preserved in the state of Nebraska.

No one else ever took a trip like this.

Vince Flury spent 50 years in the field of Aviation.

Starting at an early age, Gordon Page was obsessed with anything that had to do with airplanes.

This book more than anything else is a history in short of two transportation systems.

Aviation is about consistent good judgment, and if you read John Hruban's story, you realize that good luck is involved along with good judgment.

Aviation safety is of global concern.

JAP is a story about a young man who somehow, through a series of accidents intentions, mistakes and drive became a Naval Aviator, no mean feat by any accounts.

This aviation handbook is intended to provide the reader with a quick reference to identify military support aircraft flown by the Royal Canadian Air Force, the Royal Canadian Navy and the Canadian Army during the Second World War.

How can a CEO spend creative energy to improve the performance of his organization instead of spending patch-up energy to quick-fix symptoms of problems?

And Then What Happened?

It was the brainchild of Henry Ford and inventor William Bushnell Stout.

Having a SUPERB AND SEXY boss can be an irresistible distraction.

This fascinating story explains how aviation crashes are investigated, and what goes on behind the scenes to improve safety.

In late March of 1958 four men set sail in a thirty-foot ketch, the Golden Rule, for the nuclear-bomb-testing area in the Marshall Islands.

This book is a simplified explanation of what the aviation industry is all about.

Hans Vandervlugt was a flying marvel from day one, when as a youth he began flying in Holland.

It is 1936, and BEN FINDLAY, a 16-year-old Michigan farm boy, wanders to a local airport to escape his abusive father.