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"Dunkirk fighter" or Navy HA seaplane made its first flight at Port Washington, Long Island, with Curtiss pilot Roland Robifs as pilot.

First recorded flight test of gyrocompass, a Sperry instrument, by the Navy, which was unsuccessful.

First Navy dive bomber designed to deliver 1,000-pound bomb, the Martin XT5M-1, met strength and performance requirements in diving tests.

Navy initialed development of the Lark surface-to-air guided missile in BuAer contract with Fairchild Aircraft.

Two-stage monorail rocket-propelled sled exceeded 2,700 mph at Holloman AFB .

Arthur C. Clarke takes over editor's post at the Bulletin of the BIS .

''RELEASE: 13-080 - FIRST IMAGES RELEASED FROM NEWEST EARTH OBSERVATION SATELLITE'' --WASHINGTON -- NASA and the Department of the Interior's U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) have released the first images from the Landsat Data Continuity Mission (LDCM) satellite, which was launched Feb. 11. The natural-color images show the intersection of the United States Great Plains and the Front Range of the ...

''RELEASE 17-030'' '''NASA Acting Administrator Statement on the NASA Authorization Act of 2017''' The following is a statement from NASA acting Administrator Robert Lightfoot on President Trump signing Tuesday the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Transition Authorization Act of 2017: “We would like to thank President Trump for his support of the agency in signing the National ...

''MEDIA ADVISORY M18-049'' ''' Media Preview of Final Voyage of NASA's Around-the-World Atmospheric Mission''' Media are invited to preview the final deployment of one of NASA's most ambitious airborne studies of Earth's atmosphere on Friday, April 13, at Building 703 of NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center, located in Palmdale, California. Since 2016, the Atmospheric Tomography (ATom) ...

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