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Economy Got You Down? Go Flying!!
Who isn’t spooked by the news that’s hitting us every day it seems. Layoffs, closings, business failures. Even Eclipse Aviation, one of the most successful makers of the very light jet (at… more →
Brianflys - A Pilot's Blog
Female Grumman Aviator
pwplibrary wrote 2 weeks ago: Women were not only riveters. They also flew the planes! Photo from the Grumman Corporation Archive … more →
Northrop Grumman Corporation is a leading global security company whose 120,000 employees provide innovative systems,
williamsdobson wrote 1 month ago: SAN DIEGO, June 3, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The team led by Northrop Grumman Corporation (NYSE … more →
Northrop Grumman. The Tribune Democrat, Johnstown, PA
Betty Williams wrote 1 month ago: Even as Johnstown’s business community celebrates Friday’s announcements of $110 million in federal … more →
Grumman F8F Bearcat
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Grumman Employees Work on a Bomber, 1943
pwplibrary wrote 1 month ago: Women work on the fuselage of a Grumman TBF Avenger torpedo bomber at Grumman Plant #15, located in … more →
Lesson Learned
mttaggart wrote 3 months ago: A canted-nose test body creates a cavity of air in high-velocity water–the process known as … more →
Memories of postal orientation
Vincent Safuto wrote 3 months ago: After leaving the Marines in August 1982, I flailed about trying to find a job. I wanted to work on … more →
Economy Got You Down? Go Flying!!
brianflys wrote 3 months ago: Who isn’t spooked by the news that’s hitting us every day it seems. Layoffs, closings, b … more →
Looking Back: Fred Zito and the Race to the Moon
Chris wrote 4 months ago: Fred Zito was not at Dowling in the late sixties although he did earn his Ed.D. at Dowling in 2002. … more →
In the World: Grumman Lands Fighter Jet Contract
Chris wrote 5 months ago: Tuesday, January 14, 1969 The Navy awarded the Long Island-based Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corpor … more →
Memories of an American Life - First Two Years in Houston
ulaar wrote 6 months ago: This is Part 2 of a 3-part series on my life in America spanning Houston, Chicago and SF Bay Area. P … more →
Good For The Goose...
Daniel wrote 6 months ago: The Grumman Goose was a legendary airplane. It served all types of functions, including shuffling pe … more →
Friday pictures: Big Bossman
Ran wrote 6 months ago: Today’s installment of avaition pictures come from shots taken by Flickr user EverydayTuesday … more →
Looking Back: Dr. Kurt Fisher and the Challenges of Physics
Chris wrote 7 months ago: Dr. Kurt Fisher, Associate Professor of Physics Sarah Chin, Fine Arts Dr. Kurt Fisher began teachin … more →
Formation Flying on a Beautiful Weekend
brianflys wrote 8 months ago: Beautiful weather, and a beautiful location for some formation flying last weekend. Santa Maria, Ca … more →
F-14 Tomcat
worldmilitaryhistory wrote 10 months ago: Tomcat Sunset The legendary US Navy F-14 Tomcat fighter jet has retired. Our “Tomcat Sunset … more →
Another trio of scale Lego planes
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Ran wrote 10 months ago: I have stayed away from Legos as a blog topic for most of this summer – they are not a subject … more →
Airventure 2008 at Oshkosh - It's About Planes!
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brianflys wrote 11 months ago: Lots of time (and miles) in the last couple of days looking at planes at Airventure 2008 at Oshkosh. … more →
Oshkosh: New Front Vents/Airboxes for Grummans
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brianflys wrote 11 months ago: Hi Grumman owners, pilots, and fans! At Airventure 2008 (Oshkosh) today, there was a forum for Grum … more →
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