X-4 Bantam: A Short-Lived X-Plane That Changed Everything
Alas, the first X-4 was grounded after a mere 10 flights. It was unreliable, so much so that NACA Muroc flight test unit head Walt Williams called the aircraft a lemon.
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Alas, the first X-4 was grounded after a mere 10 flights. It was unreliable, so much so that NACA Muroc flight test unit head Walt Williams called the aircraft a lemon.
This discussion explores what individuals and institutions can do to keep the country moving toward the founding ideal of a pluralistic society.
Rookie movie-makers and actors are shooting the film in a tranquil corner of the Peak District.
This week in history as reported by The Summit County Journal the week of April 1, 1922. Montezuma mines are to resume shipment soon The Liberty Mining and Reduction Co., operating the Pennsylvania mine and...
Lt. Gen. Michael Loh, director of the Air National Guard, joins in the celebration with members of the U.S. Air Force Band and Honor Guard at Joint Base Andrews. Last Dec. 7, the greatest aviator in American history ascended into the heavens. On Friday, joined by my family on Air Force Two, it will be my honor to accompany the widow and earthly remains of retired Air Force Brig. Gen. Chuck Yeager, America’s pilot, on his last flight back to his beloved West Virginia. Born in rural West Virginia in 1923, he grew up in humble circumstances. In late 1941, with only a high school diploma to his...