This article first appeared in the January 1973 Flight Test News. New Members We would like to extend our sincere welcome to the following new members from McDonnell-Douglas, St Louis, MO.Henry G. StixCornelius ChisolmCarl A. DetmerRonald J. CarlsonCharles S. McCormickJames
This article first appeared in the January 1973 Flight Test News. The Air Force recently awarded contracts to the McDonnell-Douglas Corporation and the Boeing Company for Phase I of the Advanced Medium Short Takeoff and Landing Transport (AMST). Phase I
This article first appeared in the January 1973 Flight Test News. Plans for the Fourth National SFTE Symposium are proceeding on schedule. The call for papers was distributed in mid-December 1972 and arrangements with the Stardust Hotel in Las Vegas,
This article first appeared in the January 1973 Flight Test News. The Long Island Chapter held a membership drive meeting in October. William Cutler, Chapter President, presented a report on the 1972 Symposium which was hosted by the Texas Chapter.
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This article first appeared in the July-August 1972 Flight Test News. Advanced RegistrationAttendance at the Third National Symposium of SFTE is by paid registration only. Unnecessary delays can be avoided by advance registration. Fill out the attached registration form and
This article first appeared in the July-August 1972 Flight Test News. Because of the rapid technological advancement in the aerospace industry, management and control of flight test programs have become increasingly complex and sophisticated. Consequently, it is important that some
This article first appeared in the July-August 1972 Flight Test News. John Stack, former Corporate Vice President – Engineering and Consultant for Fairchild Industries, was fatally injured Sunday, June 18 when he fell from the horse he was riding. Mr.
This article first appeared in the July-August 1972 Flight Test News. St. LouisAn F-4 Phantom, modified by MOC under an Air Force program, made its first flight on April 29 with a Survivable Flight Control System including fly-by-wire flight control.
This article first appeared in the July-August 1972 Flight Test News. The F-15 air superiority fighter MDC built for the U.S. Air Force made its first public appearance in St. Louis on Monday, June 26, with top military, government and