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Sep
04
2014
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Posted by Admin
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"Damn, ol' man! You trying to tear up my helicopter?" The (mostly) good-natured rebuke fit the
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Categories:
Career Development
Training
Helicopter Sectors
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Aug
28
2014
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Posted by Admin
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U.S. ARMY UH-72A HIGH DESERT DUST OFFby Lyn Burks The US Army National Training Center (NTC)
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Company Profiles
Training
Helicopter Sectors
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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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Aug
14
2014
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Posted by Admin
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Hard and Fast Helicopter Firefighting By James Careless There’s no time to waste. As a
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Categories:
Training
Safety
Helicopter Sectors
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Aug
07
2014
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Posted by Admin
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FATIGUE: THE SILENT, STEALTHY KILLERShould We Fly Under the Influence?By Ian Robinson, HEMS Pilot,
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Categories:
Safety
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Jul
31
2014
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Posted by Admin
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After reviewing the new FAA rules unveiled this past February, I can’t help thinking the agency
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Categories:
Training
Safety
Regulatory
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Jul
24
2014
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Posted by Admin
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Advanced Tactics Inc., a small aerospace company, recently released details about its AT Transformer vehicle technology and announced that a full-scale technology demonstrator has completed its first driving and flight tests.
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Categories:
Company Profiles
Helicopter Sectors
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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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Categories:
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
19
2014
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Posted by Admin
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The Less the Merrier: The Perils of Additional Insured
Written by Jeff Fleming, Leading Edge Insurance Agency
As a helicopter owner, especially a non-commercial owner, you may have been asked by the county or city that owns the airport where you park or hangar your aircraft to be added to your insurance as an "additional insured." You probably said, "Sure, why not?" Then you contacted your agent to get the additional party added, and the agent subsequently went to the insurance underwriter to complete the request. But exactly what was the airport/city/county really asking for?
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Categories:
Helicopter Event Coverage