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North American BT-14 (NA-64)
The NA-58, Army Air Corps designation BT-14, was a basic trainer developed by North American from its earlier BT-9. Except for the fabric-covered movable surfaces on the tail and wings, the BT-14 was an all metal aircraft. The Army Air Corps purchased 251 BT-14s.
Very similar to the BT-14, this North American NA-64 is one of a group of aircraft originally built for the French. When Germany defeated France in 1940, undelivered NA-64s were diverted to the Royal Canadian Air Force where they served as Yale I flight and radio operator trainers. In 1974 the aircraft on display was extensively restored, after which it flew in air shows and conducted aerial photography. In 1978 Challenge Publications Inc. (Air Classics, Air Combat, Air Progress), Mr. Edwin Schnepf, president, donated it to the National Museum of the United States Air Force.
A Flight Training Mishap
This exhibit demonstrates what could happen to a cadet pilot when taxiing with the wind from behind and applying his brakes too hard. The wind would lift the tail, and the nose would hit the ground. Such an accident resulted in at least a stern lecture from the instructor and possibly the student's dismissal from the school. On average during the war, 40 percent of the cadet pilots did not graduate from flying school.
TECHNICAL NOTES (BT-14):
Armament: None
Engine: Wright R-985-25 of 450 hp
Crew: Two (instructor pilot and student pilot)
Maximum speed: 177 mph
Range: 765 miles
Ceiling: 21,650 ft.
More than 800 Airmen assigned to Flights 420-436 march in the 737th Training Group’s graduation parade, at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas, June 5, 2025. The ceremony is one of three graduation events for the Department of the Air Force Basic Military Training and signifies the transition from trainee to Airman. Colonel Bryan M. Bailey, Commander, 452nd Air Mobility Wing, Air Force Reserve Command, March Air Reserve Base, Calif., was the reviewing official for the ceremony. The 37th Training Wing, known as “Gateway to the Air Force,” is home to BMT.
Handmade Brown leather journal. Has 288 pages plain white writing paper, and a knotted thread place marker. Can be monogrammed
Basic Grey Sweet Thread, Oh Baby Boy papers. Elements (except speech bubble and alpha) are all free download from BasicGrey.Com website for blog banners etc but I have incorporated them onto my layout.
Cake dough? Isn't it supposed to be cake batter?
Maybe, but this actually is a very wet dough. A surplus of peeled and sliced gravenstein apples went on top and this not-too-sweet bready cake made a great snack.
Recibe a la ministra de Salud Pública, Verónica Espinosa o su delegado (a) ;
Actualización del cuadro nacional de medicamentos básicos desde 2013;
Situación actual de los Hospitales Delfina Torres de Concha (cerrado), Padre Alberto Boffoni, y la construcción del nuevo Hospital General de Quinindé.
-Respuesta al oficio presentado por el Comité Pro Construcción del Hospital Básico con Especialidades de Santa Rosa El Oro, cuyo asunto indica: “Solicitando la anulación de la propuesta del MSP como es la conformación de un complejo hospitalario, unificando dos unidades médicas, para conformar un hospital general de 120 camas en Santa Rosa El Oro”.
-Respuesta al oficio con el cual la alcaldesa del cantón Santa Rosa, Ligia Naula Chuquimarca, refiere entre varios temas que se ha “incumplido con el incremento de especialidades como le corresponde un hospital de especialidades Gineco obstétrico neonatal”.
-Respuesta sobre el pedido de declaratoria de Emergencia de Salud para Sucumbíos.
Fotos: Santiago Aguirre / Asamblea Nacional
i can't remember for the life of me what's in a classic opera torte, but here's one i made. the ganache on top could have been less bubbly, but it sure was shiny. the upper right corner got bashed in when a certain person in my class pushed a kitchenaid bowl into it.
Most Marine Recruits arrive at Basic Training on board a bus like this one on display at the Marine Corps Museum in Quantico, Virginia.
Friday, 10 January 2025 saw the latest batch of new Greater Manchester Police officers celebrated the end of their basic training with a passing out parade at the force’s Sedgley Park training centre.
They were welcomed to the force by Assistant Chief Constable Matt Boyle, who also inspected the parade.
Friends and family were on hand to enjoy the occasion.
Dr Eamonn O'Neal OBE DL, the High Sheriff of Greater Manchester, was guest of honour and wished them all well in the upcoming careers.
The officers will now go to their respective postings and continue their development.
To contact Greater Manchester Police for a less urgent matter or make a report online please visit www.gmp.police.uk.
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Members of the 678th ADA BDE, 2-263rd ADA BN, South Carolina National Guard and 5/7 ADA BN, Baumholder, Germany, graduate from the Basic Leadership Course (BLC), these Soldiers are now eligible for promotion to the NCO ranks, August 3, 2018, Camp Normandy, Germany. From the 678th ADA BDE, Spc. Chassity Mickey. Charlie, 2/263rd, Spc. Teaja Holmes, Spc. Alyssa McGahee and Spc. Austin Foster. 5/7 ADA BN. Spc. Clinton Shellhorse, Spc. Robberto Pyne and Spc. Kenneth Headley.