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... of the other medical organizations, the medical boards, in trying to get a board for aviation medicine. There would be a residency training program and then they would board-certify people who finished that training program as a specialty in aviation medicine, which did not exist at the time. This was in 1951. So I found ... for Aeronautics group, you know, and they had been out on the research edge of aviation all the time, and it was very engineering oriented. This wasn't a medical program ...

... :''' Yes. '''Rusnak:''' So tell me some about your flight experiences as a Marine aviator. '''Carr:''' Well, as a Marine aviator, I finished and got my wings at Kingsville, Texas, in 1956, in ... the process. The same thing was going on in Downey California as they North American Aviation were building the command and service modules. Meanwhile, the guys working the booster spent a ...

... birthday with Orville Wright, and the day was chosen to honor all aviation history as the United States’ National Aviation Day. In this, the 100th anniversary of the NACA, and the year ... , information technology, air traffic management research, tilt rotorcraft and life sciences. Ames continues to move aviation forward after recently hosting the Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Traffic Management (UTM) Convention. Ames Exploration ...

... Center in Huntsville, Alabama. ''Release 15-202'' '''NASA, Global Aviation Leaders Talk Green Aviation and More at Annual Summit''' Representatives from 21 aviation research organizations around the world came together this week at ... innovative collaborations. In addition to its scientific and technical expertise, IFAR promotes exchanges among young aviation scientists and engineers. During a Young Researchers Conference held at this year’s summit, 18 ...

... MEDIA ADVISORY M16-067'' '''NASA Highlights Research in X-Planes, Safer, Greener Aviation at Aviation 2016''' NASA’s leadership and top aeronautics innovators will discuss the agency’s 10-year plan to transform aviation at the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) annual Aviation and Aeronautics Forum and Exposition, or Aviation 2016. The five-day conference, which will ...

... research capabilities – which is a key part of our 10-year-long New Aviation Horizons initiative – the general aviation-sized X-57 will take the first step in opening a new era ... , eliminating carbon emissions and demonstrating how demand would shrink for lead-based aviation fuel still in use by general aviation. Energy efficiency at cruise altitude using X-57 technology could benefit travelers ...

... McNamara were considering proposal that USAF perform military experiments during first 12 Gemini space flights, Aviation Week and Space Technology reported. ''(Av. Wk., 6/24/63, 25)'' NASA announced selection of ... , at the request of E. R. Quesada who was head of the Federal Aviation Agency and President Eisenhower's aviation adviser, we made a presentation on development of a supersonic transport. Mr ...

... 15,000 passengers would be killed each year by the year 1990 unless aviation safety was improved. Deploring the aviation industry's emphasis on supersonic transport development ("we are now apparently on ... ourselves into a supersonic adventure"), he stressed that the "No. 1 challenge to aviation and the aeronautical scientists" was aviation safety, and urged the world to adopt "new, radical and long-term ...

... for U.S. supersonic transport was expected to be given to NASA rather than Federal Aviation Administration, Aviation Week & Space Technology reported. FAA, under retiring Dept. of Transportation Secretary John A. Volpe ... , 12/11/72, 11)'' Indian Space Research Organization hoped to launch communications satellite in 1982, Aviation Week & Space Technology reported. Launch would be part of national effort to establish communications network ...

... 10-yr, $10-billion program to improve urban mass transportation and reduce highway congestion. Federal Aviation Administration fund­ing of $2.126 billion would continue efforts to reduce aircraft noise, ensure ... would spend $316 million on aerospace during Japanese fiscal year 1974, which began in April, Aviation Week & Space Technology reported. The figure was 13% less than FY 1973 aerospace funding. Japan ...

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