 | Unique Experimental Military Aircraft US Air Force Planes http://www.VideosHomemade.com Unique Experimental Military Aircraft http://www.NelsonPlanSaveThePlanet.com US Air Force Planes http://www.DropOfOil.com History of Aviation http://www.AmericanPatriotismNeeded.com V. BEFORE WORLD WAR II Between 1919 and 1926, some amazing progress in record breaking for aviation took place. Captain E. F. White made a nonstop flight from Chicago to New York (727 mi - 1170km) in 1919, and Lieutenant Oakley Kelly and Lieutenant John A. Macready made the first nonstop transcontinental flight from May 2 to May 3, 1923. This flight was made from Roosevelt Field, Long Island to Rockwell Field, San Diego. The first round-the-world flight was made from April 6 to September 28, 1924. Also in 1919, the first nonstop transatlantic flight was made by John William Alcock and Arthur Whitten Brown on June 14 to June 15. It took a little over 16 hours to complete and they won the "London Daily Mail" prize of $50,000. Mail delivery also took a major turn during these years. In 1925, Congress passed the Kelly Air Mail act which authorized the Post Office Department to contract with air-transport operators. This made it possible to transport U.S. mail by air; after this, 14 domestic airmail companies were created in 1926. VI. DURING WORLD WAR II During World War II, aircraft became a decisive factor in warfare. The largest operator of all international airlines in operation at this time was Pan American Airways. Pan American served 46 countries and colonies linking all continents and nearly all oceans. Small aircraft production increased significantly. Before World War II only about 193,000 people were employed in the aviation industry, and during 1941 the number increased to 450,000; also, around 3,375,000 passengers were transported by 18 U.S. airlines at this time, around 1 million more than in 1940. Airmail and express cargo would also increase by around 30 percent. But by the end of World War II, a new frontier of flight would take shape, jet and rocket propelled aircraft. VII. AFTER WORLD WAR II After World War II and by 1947 all the basic technology needed for aviation had been developed: jet propulsion, aerodynamics, radar, etc. Civilian aircraft orders drastically increased from 6,844 in 1941 to 40,000 by the end of 1945. One of the minor military contractors was the Boeing Company who later became the largest aircraft manufacturer in the world. With all the new technologies developed by this time, airliners were larger, faster, and featured pressurized cabins. New aerodynamic designs, metals, and power plants would result in high-speed turbojet airplanes. These planes would later be able to fly supersonically and make transoceanic flights regularly. One of the more famous record-breaking flights around this time was the Voyager, developed by Burt Rutan. The aircraft held 1,200 gallons (4500 liters) of fuel in its 17 fuel tanks. It weighed about 9,750 lb (4420 kg) at takeoff and only 1,858 lb (840kg) upon landing. The flight, maintaining an average speed of 115.8 mph (186.3 km/h), lasted 9 days, 3 minutes, 44 seconds and covered 25,012 miles (40254 km) and was completed in December 1986. Brian Nelson http://www.NelsonIdeas.com http://www.BrianNelsonConsulting.com |
 | Exclamation Guy! Exclamation Guy was once a shy young caterpillar ... but we all knows happens to caterpillars... a Fairhope Intermediate School children's film project starring Connor Gwin, Michael Johnson, Jordan Bettner, Camile Campbell, Tucker Crawford, Brittany Campbell, Caroline Pitts, Dane Hines, Briana Dunckly, Stephen Faison, Marilyn Williams, Kevin Anderson, Alan Bigbee, Kayla Bishop, Arturo Bravo, India Colby, Katie Jorgensen, Joshua McAnnally, Preston Mitchell, Morgan Nall, Carly-Rae Oakley-Doran, Kelly Rogers, John Saxcer, Jennifer Tellman & Mykel Williams directed by Chris Lawson & Paul Cordes Wilm |
 | Eastern Surf Magazine Barbados 2008 ESM goes down to Barbados with Rob and Chris Kelly, Matt Keenan, Randy Townsend, Balaram Stack, Sean Santiago, and the rest of the boys for a week shreding Soupbowls and kicking it with the locals for an story in an upcoming issue. RJC PRODUCTIONZ |
 | Trailer en Español Noche de Graduacion Sangrienta www.nochedegraduacionsangrienta.com.mx La noche con la que cualquier chica preuniversitaria sueña pasa de ser mágica a perversa para Donna Keppel (Brittany Snow), cuando el obsesivo psicópata que mató a su familia escapa de la prisión y va tras ella. La que hubiera podido ser la noche de su vida se transforma en un mortal juego del gato y el ratón en el momento en que, Donna y sus amigos son acechados por un loco asesino que no dejará vivo a quien se interponga entre él y su víctima. Este cautivador thriller combina un espléndido elenco juvenil, un glamoroso escenario, una banda sonora hip y un perturbador suspenso. Los papeles principales de Noche de Graduación Sangrienta están a cargo de: Brittany Snow (Hairspray Suéltate el Pelo, Todas Contra John), Scout Porter ("Friday Night Lights"), Jessica Stroup (El Despertar del Diablo 2), Dana Davis ("Héroes"), Collins Pennie (Half Nelson), Kelly Blatz (The Oakley Seven), James Ransone ("The Wire"), Brianne Davis (Soldado Anónimo), con Johnathon Schaech (Hush, That Thing You Do!) y Idris Elba (¡Al fin es Navidad!, "The Wire"). Inspirada en la clásica película de horror del mismo nombre, Noche de Graduación Sangrienta, está dirigida por Nelson McCormick ("CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," "Prison Break") y escrita por J.S. Cardone (Pacto Infernal). |
 | --King of Leb 2008-- Contest #3 of 3 Lebanon Skate Park Embasi + DC's Crowned King contest |
 | Fuel TV's Daily Habit with Cheyne Cottrell(part 1) special guest Cheyne Cottrell talks about his travels on fuel tv's, the daily habit. |
 | shralp surf! #14 shralp surf! is a bi-weekly surfing videocast. Check it out: http://www.shralp.com/surf You can also subscribe to shralp surf! via iTunes |
 | Deeply creative Deeply Spider-Man 2 (2004) (VG) (voice) .... Mary Jane Watson Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) .... Mary Mona Lisa Smile (2003) .... Betty Warren Kaena: La prophétie (2003) (voice: English version) .... Kaena ... aka Kaena: The Prophecy (USA) Levity (2003) .... Sofia Mellinger The Death and Life of Nancy Eaton (2003) (TV) Spider-Man (2002) .... Mary Jane Watson The Cat's Meow (2001) .... Marion Davies Crazy/Beautiful (2001) .... Nicole Oakley Get Over It (2001) .... Kelly Woods ... aka Get Over It! (USA: promotional title) Deeply ( |
 | Fuel TV's Daily Habit with Cheyne Cottrell(part 2) special guest Cheyne Cottrell talks about his travels on fuel tv's, the daily habit. |
 | Snow Angels Invitational "Our goal is to create a totally unique, one-of-a-kind event," says Bleiler. "The girls can compete, win prize money and get shots for magazines and their sponsors, gaining exposure for themselves and our sport in a low-pressure, end-of-the-season environment. It will be a fun, productive and progressive weekend, with the added benefit of building environmental awareness within the industry." Gretchen Bleiler |
 | Robs Blog: I At the end of August I went to California for a month to surf some contests and train with Sean Madison in Oceanside.After being able to surf decent waves everyday in San Diego I flew back to the eastcoast at the end of September and drove to North Carolina to hang out down at Easterns during the biggest Nor'easter of the year. After a week of the craziest wind and rain, the road leaving the island re-opened and I finally got back home. |
 | Fuel TV's Daily Habit with Cheyne Cottrell(part 3) special guest Cheyne Cottrell talks about his travels on fuel tv's, the daily habit. www.islandwatersports.com |
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