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Many members of EAA 724 attended a tour of the Piper Aircraft factory in Vero Beach. We only have one picture of the group because no photos were allowed on the tour.
Our next gathering is on March 13, 2024.
Our guest speaker is Joshua Calloway from Northrop Grumman Corporation.
Please see his BIO below.
Our guest speaker is Joshua Calloway from Northrop Grumman Corporation.
Please see his BIO below.
Jan 10, 2024
Merritt Island, Fl
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Our guest speaker is Lisa Malone. See bio below. Special thanks to Bryce Colangelo for making contact with Lisa and setting this up.
Lisa Malone
With more than 30 years of experience in Public Affairs at NASA's Kennedy Space Center, she was directly involved in every aspect of disseminating information to the public about NASA’s achievements. She most recently served as the Director of Public Affairs. She managed the KSC Visitor’s Complex, Government, Education and VIP operations. She served as a NASA spokesperson, and launch commentator for 15 years for Space Shuttle and expendable launches.
She served as an instructor at the University of Central Florida's Nicholson School of Communication teaching communications courses and shared knowledge and experiences with students. She served as a University of Florida Bob Graham Center Knight Fellows, Fall 2014. A long-time member of the Florida Public Relations Association, she earned the credential of Accredited Public Relations professional.
She received her bachelor’s degree in Communication from the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, and her master's degree in management from the Florida Institute of Technology, Melbourne.
Lisa Malone
With more than 30 years of experience in Public Affairs at NASA's Kennedy Space Center, she was directly involved in every aspect of disseminating information to the public about NASA’s achievements. She most recently served as the Director of Public Affairs. She managed the KSC Visitor’s Complex, Government, Education and VIP operations. She served as a NASA spokesperson, and launch commentator for 15 years for Space Shuttle and expendable launches.
She served as an instructor at the University of Central Florida's Nicholson School of Communication teaching communications courses and shared knowledge and experiences with students. She served as a University of Florida Bob Graham Center Knight Fellows, Fall 2014. A long-time member of the Florida Public Relations Association, she earned the credential of Accredited Public Relations professional.
She received her bachelor’s degree in Communication from the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, and her master's degree in management from the Florida Institute of Technology, Melbourne.
Nov 8, 2023
Merritt Island, Fl
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We will be having our regular meeting on November 8th at the EAA 724 Hut, located on the south side of Merritt Island Airport.
Speaker information will be provided within a few days of that meeting.
We are also having a Poker Run on November 11th at Merritt Island Airport.
https://chapters.eaa.org/eaa724/poker-run-3
Our 30th annual Toys for Tots Breakfast will be on December 9th. This is a free breakfast when you bring an unwrapped toy.
https://chapters.eaa.org/eaa724/toys-for-tots-breakfast/toys-for-tots---2023
We would like you to register for this event at: https://esignup.org/?esdetail&event=89IMYdxTL
Speaker information will be provided within a few days of that meeting.
We are also having a Poker Run on November 11th at Merritt Island Airport.
https://chapters.eaa.org/eaa724/poker-run-3
Our 30th annual Toys for Tots Breakfast will be on December 9th. This is a free breakfast when you bring an unwrapped toy.
https://chapters.eaa.org/eaa724/toys-for-tots-breakfast/toys-for-tots---2023
We would like you to register for this event at: https://esignup.org/?esdetail&event=89IMYdxTL
Sep 13, 2023
EAA 724 - Gathering - Sept 13, 2023
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Our guest speaker is Bill Harwood. Mr. Harwood is the CBS reporter for all space activity. He will be giving us an update on the latest activity at NASA and other space corporations. He is always a great and entertaining speaker, don't miss this one.
Our next Young Eagles event is on October 28, 2023. Please mark this date on your calendar. If you want to volunteer for this rally, if you have not done so, please "Sign Up" by using the Young Eagles Day website at: https://youngeaglesday.org?yesignup
Our next Young Eagles event is on October 28, 2023. Please mark this date on your calendar. If you want to volunteer for this rally, if you have not done so, please "Sign Up" by using the Young Eagles Day website at: https://youngeaglesday.org?yesignup
Aug 9, 2023
Merritt Island, Fl
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Next meeting is on August 9th in the EAA 724 Hut, located across from the Fire Station at 900 Airport Road, Merritt Island, at the airport.
Our guest speaker is Norman Eric Howell. Engineering Test Pilot/Instructor Pilot, EAA 143767 Life;me, EAA Chapter 288
He will be talking about the 2014 Airventure Cup, Twin-1T class in his Aerostar 601P.
Here is a short BIO for him.
Pilot, Breeze Airways E-190/195 - Spring 2022 - Present
Chief Pilot, United States Aviation LLC, Port Orange FL — Spring 2021-Spring 2022
Responsible for acquisition;on, management and opera;on of a Gulfstream Turbine Twin Commander for a
small private company.
Senior Engineering Test Pilot (Boeing Associate Technical Fellow and Fellow, Society of Experimental Test
Pilots), The Boeing Company, Long Beach CA and Seattle, WA — 1998-Spring 2021
Engineering test pilot (Flight Examiner) on C-17A (Block 10 -17), KC-10 Avionics Upgrade, F-22 testbed 757,
737 Airborne Early Warning, P-8A (737) engineering development and first flight, P-8I (737), 777-9, KC-46A
tanker full program, T-33 photo and safety chase pilot, and first 6 flights of the NASA/Boeing/DARPA X-48B
Blended Wing Body. Loaned out to Commercial side on 777-9 and 737, 767, 787. Multiple awards &
recognition at industry level, including SETP Kincheloe, Salmon, Tenhoff, Grumman, Wright awards, Boeing
Cashman Award, 8 World Aviation Records in C-17. Engineering Test Pilot & Test Pilot Instructor, USAF,
Edwards AFB, CA — 1991-1998 - Engineering Test Pilot (and Flight Examiner) on F-16C/D, C-23 (Shorts 3-30), and Stemme S-10 Motorglider.
Test Pilot Instructor in F-16B, including performance, flying qualifies, deep stall departures, photo/safety/
supersonic chase, systems and weapons flight test techniques. During this ;me period I also conducted the
first flights of the Cirrus ST-50 and SR-20 while on temporary leave from USAF duties.
Air Force Pilot, USAF, Vance AFB, OK and Spangdahlem AB, 1982-1991
Conducted flying duties during USAF Pilot Training in T-37, T-38; Instructor Pilot (Flight Examiner) in T-37, and
F-4G Wild Weasel in Germany and Iraq. Combat veteran, Opera;on Desert Storm, 1991.
1987-88 - 4 World records in a Quickie Q-1 amateur-built airplane. Bleriot medal winner and Bronze Lindy
for the Q-1!
Our guest speaker is Norman Eric Howell. Engineering Test Pilot/Instructor Pilot, EAA 143767 Life;me, EAA Chapter 288
He will be talking about the 2014 Airventure Cup, Twin-1T class in his Aerostar 601P.
Here is a short BIO for him.
Pilot, Breeze Airways E-190/195 - Spring 2022 - Present
Chief Pilot, United States Aviation LLC, Port Orange FL — Spring 2021-Spring 2022
Responsible for acquisition;on, management and opera;on of a Gulfstream Turbine Twin Commander for a
small private company.
Senior Engineering Test Pilot (Boeing Associate Technical Fellow and Fellow, Society of Experimental Test
Pilots), The Boeing Company, Long Beach CA and Seattle, WA — 1998-Spring 2021
Engineering test pilot (Flight Examiner) on C-17A (Block 10 -17), KC-10 Avionics Upgrade, F-22 testbed 757,
737 Airborne Early Warning, P-8A (737) engineering development and first flight, P-8I (737), 777-9, KC-46A
tanker full program, T-33 photo and safety chase pilot, and first 6 flights of the NASA/Boeing/DARPA X-48B
Blended Wing Body. Loaned out to Commercial side on 777-9 and 737, 767, 787. Multiple awards &
recognition at industry level, including SETP Kincheloe, Salmon, Tenhoff, Grumman, Wright awards, Boeing
Cashman Award, 8 World Aviation Records in C-17. Engineering Test Pilot & Test Pilot Instructor, USAF,
Edwards AFB, CA — 1991-1998 - Engineering Test Pilot (and Flight Examiner) on F-16C/D, C-23 (Shorts 3-30), and Stemme S-10 Motorglider.
Test Pilot Instructor in F-16B, including performance, flying qualifies, deep stall departures, photo/safety/
supersonic chase, systems and weapons flight test techniques. During this ;me period I also conducted the
first flights of the Cirrus ST-50 and SR-20 while on temporary leave from USAF duties.
Air Force Pilot, USAF, Vance AFB, OK and Spangdahlem AB, 1982-1991
Conducted flying duties during USAF Pilot Training in T-37, T-38; Instructor Pilot (Flight Examiner) in T-37, and
F-4G Wild Weasel in Germany and Iraq. Combat veteran, Opera;on Desert Storm, 1991.
1987-88 - 4 World records in a Quickie Q-1 amateur-built airplane. Bleriot medal winner and Bronze Lindy
for the Q-1!
Meeting was called to order at 7:05 pm by Dwayne.
After the Pledge of Allegiance first time visitors were asked to introduce themselves. Kevin Daugherty, Airport Director, and Brad Weston from Ricondo and Associates, the company that will be writing the Master Plans for the 3 TICO airports, were introduced. Mr. Weston explained the process for establishing a Master plan. His Power Point presentation is on file. Both Kevin and Brad stressed that they are interested in hearing input from us, the users of COI, about what we would like to see in the Master plan.
Tom Consbruck and Scott Henderson gave a presentation about why and how Chapter 724 should be planning and preparing to have our own building on the airport. Dwayne followed up with ideas for the building, and what our first steps should be, starting with an increase in dues. Ric Lasher moved that dues for 2023 should be raised to $40 for individuals and $50 for families. Charlie Martinez seconded. After some discussion, a vote was taken and all in attendance voted “Aye”.
Meeting was adjourned at 8:15.
Bobbi Lasher
Secretary
After the Pledge of Allegiance first time visitors were asked to introduce themselves. Kevin Daugherty, Airport Director, and Brad Weston from Ricondo and Associates, the company that will be writing the Master Plans for the 3 TICO airports, were introduced. Mr. Weston explained the process for establishing a Master plan. His Power Point presentation is on file. Both Kevin and Brad stressed that they are interested in hearing input from us, the users of COI, about what we would like to see in the Master plan.
Tom Consbruck and Scott Henderson gave a presentation about why and how Chapter 724 should be planning and preparing to have our own building on the airport. Dwayne followed up with ideas for the building, and what our first steps should be, starting with an increase in dues. Ric Lasher moved that dues for 2023 should be raised to $40 for individuals and $50 for families. Charlie Martinez seconded. After some discussion, a vote was taken and all in attendance voted “Aye”.
Meeting was adjourned at 8:15.
Bobbi Lasher
Secretary
Jun 8, 2022
Gathering - June 8, 2022 - Dave Baranek
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We will have Dave Baranek, a former F-14 RIO and Top Gun RIO instructor do a presentation on Top Gun on our meeting June 8th.
We start at 7pm for the regular gathering, early birds at 6:30pm.
Dave Baranek grew up in Jacksonville, Florida, and set his sights on flying Navy fighters. He attended Georgia Tech and participated in ROTC.
He wasn’t able to be a pilot because his eyesight wasn’t 20/20, so he became a radar intercept officer (RIO), operating the weapons system in the Navy's F-14 Tomcat fighter.
After his first F-14 squadron he was selected as an instructor at the elite Navy Fighter Weapons School, better known as Topgun. While serving as an instructor in 1985 he helped make the film "Top Gun."
Dave enjoyed a successful 20-year career in the Navy, including command of an F-14 Tomcat fighter squadron. He retired from the Navy in 1999 and recently retired from a second career as a defense contractor. He has written three exciting memoirs, which are described on his website www.TopgunBio.com.
He is married and lives in Satellite Beach, Florida.
We start at 7pm for the regular gathering, early birds at 6:30pm.
Dave Baranek grew up in Jacksonville, Florida, and set his sights on flying Navy fighters. He attended Georgia Tech and participated in ROTC.
He wasn’t able to be a pilot because his eyesight wasn’t 20/20, so he became a radar intercept officer (RIO), operating the weapons system in the Navy's F-14 Tomcat fighter.
After his first F-14 squadron he was selected as an instructor at the elite Navy Fighter Weapons School, better known as Topgun. While serving as an instructor in 1985 he helped make the film "Top Gun."
Dave enjoyed a successful 20-year career in the Navy, including command of an F-14 Tomcat fighter squadron. He retired from the Navy in 1999 and recently retired from a second career as a defense contractor. He has written three exciting memoirs, which are described on his website www.TopgunBio.com.
He is married and lives in Satellite Beach, Florida.
Our guest speaker this Wednesday at 7pm is Dick Blondin with Cloud View Aerial Imagery. He will have a presentation on aerial photography, showing a few of his many drones. Please join us for this very informative speaker.
Our next gathering on March 9th will have this guest speaker.
Bill Harwood is a long time CBS reporter for the space industry. He will give us an update on what's happening in NASA and the industry.
When: March 9th at 7 pm
Where: EAA 724 meeting room, Merritt Island Airport Early birds meet at 6:30.
Bill Harwood is a long time CBS reporter for the space industry. He will give us an update on what's happening in NASA and the industry.
When: March 9th at 7 pm
Where: EAA 724 meeting room, Merritt Island Airport Early birds meet at 6:30.
Feb 9, 2022
Gathering - Feb. 9, 2022 - Night Witches
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Our next gathering on February 9th will have this guest speaker.
Leo Murphy, EdD, FRAeS from ERAU, Daytona Beach will be our speaker at the EAA 724 February 9th gathering. He will be telling us about the Soviet Night Witches.
Night Witches (die Nachthexen) was a German World War 2 nickname for the all-female members of Soviet night bombing squadrons. A pilot and navigator flew in a two-seat, open-cockpit, Polikarpov Po-2 biplane. Their preferred attack technique involved idling their engines near the target and gliding to their bomb-release point. With only wind noise left to reveal their presence, German soldiers likened the sound to broomsticks and christened the pilots "Night Witches." Three squadrons completed nearly 24,000 combat missions by war's end, with 23 members awarded the Hero of the Soviet Union medal, equivalent to our Medal of Honor, for extraordinary bravery. Dr. Murphy will trace the history of the Night Witches and early Russian aviation milestones.
You won't want to miss this, it's quite a story.
When: Feb 9th at 7 pm
where: EAA 724 meeting room, Merritt Island Airport
Leo Murphy, EdD, FRAeS from ERAU, Daytona Beach will be our speaker at the EAA 724 February 9th gathering. He will be telling us about the Soviet Night Witches.
Night Witches (die Nachthexen) was a German World War 2 nickname for the all-female members of Soviet night bombing squadrons. A pilot and navigator flew in a two-seat, open-cockpit, Polikarpov Po-2 biplane. Their preferred attack technique involved idling their engines near the target and gliding to their bomb-release point. With only wind noise left to reveal their presence, German soldiers likened the sound to broomsticks and christened the pilots "Night Witches." Three squadrons completed nearly 24,000 combat missions by war's end, with 23 members awarded the Hero of the Soviet Union medal, equivalent to our Medal of Honor, for extraordinary bravery. Dr. Murphy will trace the history of the Night Witches and early Russian aviation milestones.
You won't want to miss this, it's quite a story.
When: Feb 9th at 7 pm
where: EAA 724 meeting room, Merritt Island Airport
Feb 5, 2022
EAA 724 - Chili Cook Off
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There will be a Chili Cook Off at Dwayne's hangar on Feb 5 at 5:30 pm.
Everyone is invited to bring a pot of their favorite chili to share. Judges will pick their favorite
If it's cold, add more spice to your chili! The winner may even get a prize. There will be a fire outside the hangar and the heater will be working inside the hangar.
Everyone is invited to bring a pot of their favorite chili to share. Judges will pick their favorite
If it's cold, add more spice to your chili! The winner may even get a prize. There will be a fire outside the hangar and the heater will be working inside the hangar.
The chapter officers from 2021 were retained for 2022 at this meeting.
Everybody had a good time.
Everybody had a good time.
We will hold our monthly gathering in the "Hut" this on Wednesday at 7:00 pm (NEW TIME!!!) (Nov 10, 2021). Our guest speaker will be Jerry Trachtman, who is an aviation lawyer. He will be giving us an update on aviation law and how it affects us as pilots.
Now the early birds will meet at 6:30pm, instead of 7pm.
Please plan to attend our 28th annual Toys for Tots Breakfast on December 11 from 8:30 to 11am. Bring a new unwrapped toy and get a free breakfast. These toys will go to local Brevard children thru the Toys for Tots program, support by the Marines. Details at: https://chapters.eaa.org/eaa724/toys-for-tots---2021
Our next Young Eagles event is on January 29, 2022. Please mark this date on your calendar. If you want to volunteer for this rally, if you have not done so, please "Sign Up" by using the Young Eagles Day website at: https://youngeaglesday.org?yesignup
Now the early birds will meet at 6:30pm, instead of 7pm.
Please plan to attend our 28th annual Toys for Tots Breakfast on December 11 from 8:30 to 11am. Bring a new unwrapped toy and get a free breakfast. These toys will go to local Brevard children thru the Toys for Tots program, support by the Marines. Details at: https://chapters.eaa.org/eaa724/toys-for-tots---2021
Our next Young Eagles event is on January 29, 2022. Please mark this date on your calendar. If you want to volunteer for this rally, if you have not done so, please "Sign Up" by using the Young Eagles Day website at: https://youngeaglesday.org?yesignup
Sep 8, 2021
Gathering - Sept 8th
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We will hold our monthly gathering in the "Hut" this on Wednesday at 7:30 pm (Sept 8, 2021). Derek Bowles, Snap-on's Industrial Account Manager, will be our guest speaker for the meeting. We will also spend some time talking about Chapter 724's 40th Year Anniversary that we are beginning to plan for the month of October, scheduled for October 30th.
As always, early birds will meet at 7pm.
Our next Young Eagles event is on October 23, 2021. Please mark this date on your calendar. If you want to volunteer for this rally, if you have not done so, please "Sign Up" by using the Young Eagles Day website at: https://youngeaglesday.org?yesignup
As always, early birds will meet at 7pm.
Our next Young Eagles event is on October 23, 2021. Please mark this date on your calendar. If you want to volunteer for this rally, if you have not done so, please "Sign Up" by using the Young Eagles Day website at: https://youngeaglesday.org?yesignup
Our guess speaker will be Barbara Walters-Phillips, president of EAA 74 in Orlando. She will be speaking about her Saturday kids workshops that they have been doing for many years.
We will also be covering our process / fun for our own Chapter 724's inaugural Young Eagles Workshop Camp. See a picture of our kids and volunteers with this link:
https://chapters.eaa.org/eaa724/youth-camp
Our regular meeting will be starting at 7:30pm at our EAA hut.
As always, early birds will meet at 7pm.
We will also be covering our process / fun for our own Chapter 724's inaugural Young Eagles Workshop Camp. See a picture of our kids and volunteers with this link:
https://chapters.eaa.org/eaa724/youth-camp
Our regular meeting will be starting at 7:30pm at our EAA hut.
As always, early birds will meet at 7pm.
Jun 9, 2021
In person Meeting - June 9, 2021
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If you are now comfortable with being in closer quarters, we will hold our monthly gathering in the "Hut" this month. So, June 9th this Wed. in the evening at 19:30 hours we will meet in the Hut for the first time in over a year. The heart of the meeting will be bringing everyone up to date on the summer camp planning progress. Scott and Sarah Henderson will brief us on details about the camp and where we are to date. The camp will be held the two week ends after the 4th of July.
A small group of volunteers have been meeting for the past few weeks planning this camp, which by the way, will meet this Tuesday at 18:00 hours at the Hut and hanger. If you're interested in volunteering to help with the camp please join us Tues evening.
Please join us for the updates, see the renovations that has been done to the hut (still ongoing) in quiet air conditioned comfort and say hello to folks you might not have seen in a while.
A small group of volunteers have been meeting for the past few weeks planning this camp, which by the way, will meet this Tuesday at 18:00 hours at the Hut and hanger. If you're interested in volunteering to help with the camp please join us Tues evening.
Please join us for the updates, see the renovations that has been done to the hut (still ongoing) in quiet air conditioned comfort and say hello to folks you might not have seen in a while.
May 12, 2021
Online Gathering - EAA 724
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We will be having an online meeting on May 12 at 7:30pm via Zoom.us Early birds can join our Zoom meeting at 7:00 pm.
Our meeting will be via Zoom. Our very special guest speaker is Larry Bothe and he will be presenting "When the Engine Goes Silent".
What should you do when it gets quiet up front? Nine-time engine failure survivor and Master Instructor Larry Bothe will tell us what really works and what doesn’t when the engine quits. Not only what you do, but when you do it, can have a big impact on your likelihood of survival.
You can see a recorded video of this meeting by using this URL: https://youtu.be/V1hB03NHJ10
Biography: I have been flying for over 45 years, owned 4 airplanes (currently a Champion 7EC taildragger), managed an FBO, and been a CFI and FAA Accident Prevention Specialist/Aviation Safety Counselor/Lead FAASTeam Representative for more than 40 years. During that time I have flown over 90 types of aircraft and accumulated over 8000 hours. I'm rated in ASEL, ASES, AMEL, Rotocraft-Helicopter and Gliders; CFI for Airplanes and Instruments, as well as an Advanced and Instrument Ground Instructor. I'm a Master CFI as designated by the National Association of Flight Instructors, FAA Gold Seal instructor, and a past FAA Designated Pilot Examiner for Private, Instrument and Sport Pilot. I frequently present forums at AirVenture; doing 5 of them during the 4 days I am there each year. I can do programs on Taking a Checkride, Making Flying Easy, Airworthiness, ATC Communications, Checklists, Engine Failure, Night Flight, Owner-Performed Maintenance, Aircraft Performance, Flying Without ADS-B Out, and Sectional Charts.
What should you do when it gets quiet up front? Nine-time engine failure survivor and Master Instructor Larry Bothe will tell us what really works and what doesn’t when the engine quits. Not only what you do, but when you do it, can have a big impact on your likelihood of survival.
You can see a recorded video of this meeting by using this URL: https://youtu.be/V1hB03NHJ10
Biography: I have been flying for over 45 years, owned 4 airplanes (currently a Champion 7EC taildragger), managed an FBO, and been a CFI and FAA Accident Prevention Specialist/Aviation Safety Counselor/Lead FAASTeam Representative for more than 40 years. During that time I have flown over 90 types of aircraft and accumulated over 8000 hours. I'm rated in ASEL, ASES, AMEL, Rotocraft-Helicopter and Gliders; CFI for Airplanes and Instruments, as well as an Advanced and Instrument Ground Instructor. I'm a Master CFI as designated by the National Association of Flight Instructors, FAA Gold Seal instructor, and a past FAA Designated Pilot Examiner for Private, Instrument and Sport Pilot. I frequently present forums at AirVenture; doing 5 of them during the 4 days I am there each year. I can do programs on Taking a Checkride, Making Flying Easy, Airworthiness, ATC Communications, Checklists, Engine Failure, Night Flight, Owner-Performed Maintenance, Aircraft Performance, Flying Without ADS-B Out, and Sectional Charts.
Our chapter will be having our annual Chili Cook-Off on February 20, 2021 at night in Dwayne Waters hanger.
We had a great turn out. Most everyone stayed inside the hangar out of the cool wind where the propane heater took a little of the chill of the air temp and the chili pots content kept our insides warm. The live sing along and blues string music was an awesome treat.
We had a great turn out. Most everyone stayed inside the hangar out of the cool wind where the propane heater took a little of the chill of the air temp and the chili pots content kept our insides warm. The live sing along and blues string music was an awesome treat.
Herb Yamada, a Chapter 724 member, will do a presentation of his youth programs. His assistance will be Chapter members Caleb Waters and Lindsay Bradley. This is something he is willing to do for the Chapter as a youth event. It will include:
Theory of Aerodynamics according to Romeo and Juliet
Helicopter Flight Demonstrations
Shuttle Flight Demo in Accordance with Justin Beiber
Flights To International Space Station
Flying In Outer Space
Flying To Mars And Beyond
Herb is a retired 37 year Aerospace Engineering Professional. Working in the development programs for the Tomahawk Cruise Missile, Apache Attack Helicopter and Fleet Ballistic Missile (Trident) Herb was voted into the Space Workers Hall of Fame in 2014.
Theory of Aerodynamics according to Romeo and Juliet
Helicopter Flight Demonstrations
Shuttle Flight Demo in Accordance with Justin Beiber
Flights To International Space Station
Flying In Outer Space
Flying To Mars And Beyond
Herb is a retired 37 year Aerospace Engineering Professional. Working in the development programs for the Tomahawk Cruise Missile, Apache Attack Helicopter and Fleet Ballistic Missile (Trident) Herb was voted into the Space Workers Hall of Fame in 2014.
Bryce comes from a NASA family, born in 1994 in Houston, Tx and raised on the Space Coast in the 2000s. As the Space Shuttle program was winding down his family relocated to Tampa, Fl where he earned a BS degree at the University of South Florida. Bryce considers himself a lifelong student of the space program and aviation.
His presentation will be on the commercial space race between the United States Space Shuttle and Europe's Ariane rocket.
His presentation will be on the commercial space race between the United States Space Shuttle and Europe's Ariane rocket.
Speaker: David Leiting, Jr.
Membership Development Manager EAA
The Spirit of Aviation - Oshkosh, WI
Join us for this exciting tour from Portland to Phoenix in an RV12 that was built in one week during AirVenture 2018! David's presentation includes some fabulous photographs that you won't want to miss! Mark your calendars now and plan to join us.
Presentation: Taking the One Week Wonder RV12 from Portland to Phoenix
Membership Development Manager EAA
The Spirit of Aviation - Oshkosh, WI
Join us for this exciting tour from Portland to Phoenix in an RV12 that was built in one week during AirVenture 2018! David's presentation includes some fabulous photographs that you won't want to miss! Mark your calendars now and plan to join us.
Presentation: Taking the One Week Wonder RV12 from Portland to Phoenix
