JUNE/JULY 2001
- FEATURES:
- Fallen Star
- by Anatoly Zak
How Mir went down.
- Mother
- by Preston Lerner
NASA's oldest airplane launches the agency's newest craft.
- Reading the Wreckage
- by Eric Adams
How to conduct an air catastrophe investigation.
- Restoration:
Homecoming
- by J. Douglas Hinton
Handley Page Halifax under restoration in Canada.
- Strong Light
- Photographs by Cheryl Rossum
Air and spacecraft as art.
- Fade to Black
- by J. Kelly Beatty
Old planetary probes never die, they just...
- The Detroit Airlift
- by Mark Huber
Freight dogs do it on short notice.
- Commentary:
A More Perfect Astronaut
- by Kenneth S. Kosik
Is the next frontier for genetic research the International Space Station?
- Dog of War
- by Stephan Wilkinson
In Vietnam, the Sikorsky UH-34D was a Marine's best friend.
- DEPARTMENTS:
- In the Museum:
- Douglas D-558-2
- Above & Beyond:
- Hurevac!
- Oldies & Oddities:
- Little Steel Strike airlift
- Sightings:
- Vickers Vimy replica
- Soundings:
- Kelleher to step down, Cub in London-Sydney race, Royal Int'l. Air Tattoo 2001, Flying Tigers Museum, Models in the Great Hall, Summer School Pays Off, 20 years of shuttles.
- Moments & Milestones:
- Boeing's Sonic Cruiser
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