Aviation History – Bell Aerospace
Larry Bell started in the aviation industry as a mechanic in 1912. After the death of his brother, he took a job with Martin (then […]
Odds and Ends
Mil V-12 “Homer”
Many Texans will brag about things being bigger in Texas. These people have never been to the Soviet Union or viewed the Mil V-12. At […]
Aviation History – Boeing
While cruising through the Chicago Museum of Science and Technology, I ran into a few aircraft manufacturers that I did not recognize. It got me […]
Aviation History – McDonnell Douglas
While cruising through the Chicago Museum of Science and Technology, I ran into a few aircraft manufacturers that I did not recognize. It got me […]
Aviation History – Douglas Aircraft
While cruising through the Chicago Museum of Science and Technology, I ran into a few aircraft manufacturers that I did not recognize. It got me […]
Aviation History – McDonnell Aircraft
While cruising through the Chicago Museum of Science and Technology, I ran into a few aircraft manufacturers that I did not recognize. It got me […]
Aviation History – The Martin Company
While cruising through the Chicago Museum of Science and Technology, I ran into a few aircraft manufacturers that I did not recognize. It got me […]
Aviation History – Lockheed Martin
While cruising through the Chicago Museum of Science and Technology, I ran into a few aircraft manufacturers that I did not recognize. It got me […]
A Sword Named Jeff
Why do fantasy writers always make names so hard? The always dive into Icelandic or Swedish and come up with these difficult to pronounce (and […]
A Christian Nation
Them: America is a Christian nation, founded on the wisdom of the Bible! Me: Great! So, you’ll support programs to help feed the poor? Them: […]