Articles for category Human Interest
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Dec
29
2014
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Posted by Admin
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The next decade will prove a challenging time for the United States and its military. The last
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Categories:
Training
Career Development
Human Interest
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Dec
18
2014
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Posted by Admin
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What is your current position? I am currently employed by REACH Air Medical Services at the
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Human Interest
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Nov
26
2014
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Posted by Admin
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After the explosion, U.S. Army soldier Ryan Kelly looked down and didn’t see his leg. At that
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Categories:
Career Development
Human Interest
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Nov
21
2014
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Posted by Admin
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RPMN: What is your current position?I am an assistant chief flight instructor for HeliStream, Inc.
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Categories:
Training
Career Development
Helicopter Sectors
Human Interest
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Oct
23
2014
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Posted by Admin
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Meet Captain Neeraj Maden, the chief training instructor at the Institute of Flight Safety in New
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Human Interest
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Sep
25
2014
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Posted by Admin
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RPMN: What is your current position? I am responsible for directing and managing Sikorsky Aircraft
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Categories:
Career Development
Human Interest
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Aug
21
2014
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Posted by Admin
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RPMN: What is yourcurrent position? I am the base manager and assistant chief instructor
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Categories:
Human Interest
Career Development
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Jul
18
2014
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Posted by Admin
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RPMN: What is your current position?
I’m the Director of Operations for the 129th Rescue Squadron, HH-60G Division, although I’ll soon be retired.
RPMN: Tell me about your first flight?
My first helicopter flight was in training at Fort Rucker, flying the Jet Ranger TH-67 as an Air Force student with the Army training cadre. There was pressure to be cool about it, but I had a hard time hiding my excitement. Actually, I was like a little kid. Just hovering ten feet in the infield was by far the most exciting and challenging flight I have ever done. I knew right away that flying helicopters was going to be my future.
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Human Interest
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Jun
25
2014
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Posted by Admin
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My Two Cents Worth (April 2014 Issue)
by Randy Mains
I love aviation humor. I love it because I’ve found it always carries an element of truth. Consider the following homework assignment purported to have been written by a fifth grade student at Jefferson School, Beaufort, SC. entitled:
Why I want to be a Pilot
When I grow up I want to be a pilot because it's a fun job and easy to do. That's why there are so many pilots flying around these days. Pilots don't need much school.
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Categories:
Humor & Poetry
Human Interest
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Jun
05
2014
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Posted by Admin
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RPMN: What is your current position?
I am a full-time flight nurse with the University of Cincinnati Medical Center’s Air Care & Mobile Care (ACMC). I am also the Staff Development & Education Committee Chair, act as a primary preceptor to new staff, and serve as a coordinator for ACMC’s STEMI (a type of heart attack) program and Ride-Along program.
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Human Interest