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EA 807 by Ro_OXD

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EA 807 părăsește stația Cluj-Napoca

EA-6B by vapor_trails

Grumman EA-6B Prowler (NF500), VAQ-136 Gauntlets, CVW-5, USS George Washington

ea_staff by Debbie Thomas

EA 3004 by Gabi_798

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Phoenix 004 la intrare in Pascani cu IR 1753

_EA_5617 by Ceará Sporting Club

_EA_0668 by Ceará Sporting Club

_EA_0714 by Ceará Sporting Club

_EA_8558 by Ceará Sporting Club

EA-6B Prowler by Melchior Timmers

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EA-18G by canon32780

Shooting in RAW helped save this shot. The original the planes are black silhouettes.

EA_YEAQWinterBall_event014 by Engineers Australia

_EA_2089 by Ceará Sporting Club

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_EA_5388 by Ceará Sporting Club

EA - Colônia de Férias by Vale Verdejante

_EA_4282 by Ceará Sporting Club

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EA-6B Prowler by U.S. Indo-Pacific Command

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INDIAN OCEAN (Jan. 5, 2012) - Sailors prepare an EA-6B Prowler assigned to Electronic Attack Squadron (VAQ) 134, for launch on the flight deck aboard Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson. Carl Vinson and Carrier Air Wing 17 are underway on a Western Pacific deployment. (U.S. Navy photo by MCSN Dean M. Cates)

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EA-18G 166935 by rapc0n

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_EA_0708 by Ceará Sporting Club

EA-6b by xxtexx

_EA_8586 by Ceará Sporting Club

ea (7) by Elyse Akira

EA Lingerie 8 by juan Camilo Alvarez Vasquez

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EA sketch c1975 by Joel Howard Goodman

There were years of start-up work for the earth balloon project that included work with students at the U. of Minnesota that preceded production of full color prototypes. The initial student projects and first small institutional grant at the School of Architecture, with the support of Ralph Rapson, then head of the School, were preceded of course by the work of Buckminster Fuller and the earth map spherical room in Boston and others. After I was at the UN Environment Stockholm Conference Forum in 1972 I continued travelling before resuming teaching at the U. of Minnesota, formulating design projects for students. In north India during a visit to an ashram I was shown a table with a little earth model bank (not more than around 4 inches diameter) that could be viewed inside. At that time viewing inside the globe thru the bank plug opening a student project began to form. The earth awareness (EA) project did not seem to fit with the architectural design course I was teaching and I suggested the project to a colleague Prof. Holloway who was teaching an environmental course with a very large number of students. Prof. Holloway permitted me to present the EA project to his students, and several students including Peter Fu selected the EA project. The EA project also included renewable energy systems and mechanical engineering students with Prof. Frohrib participated in a collaborative project. A working model of an earth balloon was presented by the architecture environment design students and renewable energy systems were presented by the mechanical engineering students. Afterwards, a second EA project, with some of the same students designed a full size working model. After the first full size blue and white plastic earth balloon was fabricated by students and tested in the architecture building court, I approached an educational development program at the U. of Minnesota for funding and worked with Mr. C. Ahlgren. They became interested to fund development, and they required a non-profit entity to receive funds. Jerry Allan who had formed Criteria expressed interest in the development of the earth balloon and Criteria Foundation qualified to receive the U. of Minnesota funds. An informal working relationship developed with Criteria. And the full color earth balloon prototypes were produced at the Criteria facilities in Minneapolis with the participation of painters Sean M. and Brian Smith, and sewing by Linnea O., and others. The large full color prototype earth balloon was then demonstrated at several places that included schools, government buildings and exhibit halls. Representing the U. of Minnesota, Brian Smith and Joel Goodman demonstrated the large full color earth balloon at the United Nations environment conference 1976 forum exhibition in Vancouver, Canada.

EA_Breakfast310817_001 by Engineers Australia