JUNE/JULY 1994
- FEATURES:
- Did He Say 500 Feet?
- by Daniel Ford
The B-26 Marauder starred in the Normandy Invasion in 1944.
- Essay:
The Survival Equation
- by Robert Crandall
Airline economics: the numbers game.
- Apollo's Geology Lesson
- by Billy Goodman
The rocks returned 25 years ago are still teaching.
- When We Last Saw Our Heroes...
- by Andrew Chaiken
The fast track careers of Apollo astronauts.
- Birds of a Feather
- by Karen Jensen
The ultimate wild goose chase, led by an ultralight.
- The Tip of the Sword
- by Tom Harpole
F-16 pilots find a Korea assignment has its pros and cons.
- We'd Rather Be Solar Sailing
- by Frank Kuznik
Slow but steady might win the technology race.
- What Makes It Wright?
- by Howard Mansfield
Whose Wright Model B is a true reproduction? And says who?
- DEPARTMENTS:
- In the Museum:
- jet development mural, Destiny in Space, surviving kit
- Above & Beyond:
- Mr. Marseille by Charles Lunsford
- Flights & Fancy:
- Average Prone Chinese Infantrymen by Ben Warner
- Collections:
- Texas Air Museum by Damond Benningfield
- Soundings:
- Titanic ceremony, Nemesis racer, Boeing 777 rollout, the town of Apollo, Schlieren photo, comet vs. Jupiter, oil spill detection.
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