Air & Space - 2015 September
Complete issue of the "Air & Space" magazine September 2015. Content: Bring the Fallen Airmen Home - Restorers of WWII aircraft search for the crews who died flying them. BY DAVID SEARS Disaster Prevention in a Gulfstream - Before the levees break: A bizjet with a radar looks for trouble. BY ALEXANDRA WITZE 15 Years of Living in Space - Captain's log from the largest spacecraft ever built. Russian Territory - What have the world's first spacefarers brought to the International Space Station? Patience. BY ANATOLY ZAK Space Station ER - NASA astronauts are paragons of fitness. Good thing BY TIM WRIGHT The Future of Construction in Space - Hint: Air pump required. BY BRUCE LIEBERMAN Huey Pilots: Where the Heroes Were Made - Basic training for a hazardous Job. BY JAMES R. CHILES Love Letter to the 747 - A flight in an empty jumbo jet can change your perspective. BY MARK VANHOENACKER Where Did Max Miller Die? - In 1920, the first civilian airmail pilot crashed in a New Jersey field, but visiting the site today, you'd never know it happened. BY JOHN FLEISCHMAN Departments - - - - - : - Viewport: Lessons - from the Station Letters - Soundings - ePower across the Channel - Solar System Chatter - Reports from out there - Bill Sweetman: Technically Speaking - The one before the Dreamliner Oldies & Oddities: Corsair vs. Corsair - In the Museum: Balloons everywhere Sightings: Aviation, Poland-style Reviews & Previews - - - - Contributors - - Forecast One More Thing: Glenn Curtiss, easy rider
Magazine
many photos
very good condition
Washington D.C. - 2015 - Smithsonian Institution
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