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Airline Ratings Len Taplin, holds on to wing struts on the Bristol Tourer. Picture taken by Sir Charles Kingsford Smith in 1923 and colorized by Benoit Vienne Len Taplin was a war ace with 14 victories, a Distinguished Flying Cross winner, one of Australia’s first airline pilots, and just maybe the world’s first low-cost or budget passenger. In 1921 Leonard Taplin signed up as a pilot with Sir Norman Brearley’s Western Australian Airways to operate Australia’s first airline service from Geraldton to Derby via most north-west towns. However, the arrival of a last-minute pas...

Deseret News One true account is based on the director’s own struggle with alcoholism Share this story Excel Entertainment Each year thousands of Latter-day Saint young men and women leave home for unfamiliar destinations and labor tirelessly to help people improve their lives and draw closer to God. What each missionary — and sometimes those they teach — receive in return can be a one-of-a-kind, life-changing experience, Arthur VanWagenen said. “We send these young people out with little experience to just get smacked by the world and run into people with real issues and problems,”...

SALT LAKE CITY — A missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints died in a car crash in Arkansas Thursday, church officials said Friday. Elder Jake Smith, 19, of Lehi, was with three other missionaries when they got into a car crash near Rosebud, Arkansas. Smith and three passengers were southbound on Arkansas State Highway 5 when a woman crossed the center line and collided with the driver's side, a local Arkansas news outlet reported. Smith, who had been serving as a missionary since August of 2019, died from his injuries. The three other missionaries in the car were in...

LDS missionary from Utah killed in car accident in Arkansas Peggy Fletcher Stack © Provided by Salt Lake Tribune (Courtesy photo) Jake Smith, a 19-year-old Latter-day Saint missionary from Lehi was killed in an automobile accident in Arkansas on Thursday, Jan. 6, 2021. A 19-year-old Utahn died Thursday after a car accident while serving a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Arkansas. Jake Smith, who had been in the Little Rock Mission since August 2019, was “a bright, happy, cheerful young man,” Bryan Atwood, the man’s LDS stake (regional) p...

Deseret News Missionary from Utah who died in Arkansas was ‘doing what he wanted to be doing’ Three other missionaries were injured when an SUV swerved into their car. One missionary, also from Utah, remains hospitalized with serious injuries Share this story Smith family A talkative, outgoing missionary from Lehi died instantly Thursday night when the vehicle he and three other missionaries were traveling in crashed in Arkansas, according to a family friend and a spokesman for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Elder Jake Smith, 19, a 2019 graduate of Skyridge High School a...