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Helicopter Crashes, Why, What Happened?

By: Justin | 2011-05-10 | Flights
They took off after having briefed who will be number 1, 2 and number three in the loose formation. The flight was planned back to the Gauteng area. After take-off, number one said he wanted to show the other two something on the ground and turned towards the "site". read more

Pilot In California Helicopter Crash Had Drugs In System

By: Robert Reeves | 2011-01-16 | Article Marketing
The Federal Aviation Administration has confirmed that the helicopter pilot involved in a fatal crash in Eastern Madera County last year, had traces of drugs in his system. read more

Russian Ice-Hockey Team Killed in Horrific Plane Crash (Photos)

By: Mary Rose | 2011-09-09 | News and society
At least 43 people were killed on Wednesday, September 7, 2011 as the Yak-42 jet carrying Lokomotiv Yaroslavl ice-hockey team crashed near Yaroslavl, some 300 km from Moscow, Russia, after its take-off and burst into flames. read more

Marine Pilots And The MV-22 Osprey Helicopter

By: Victor Epand | 2010-04-04 | News and society
This article tells you why some of the marines and marine pilots don't like to fly the MV-22 Osprey helicopter. read more

Marine Corps Helicopters - The AH-1 Cobra

By: Kevin Crockett | 2010-04-04 | News and society
The Marine Corps has been operating helicopters since the early 1940's. Their first purpose built gunship was the Bell AH-1 Cobra. The Cobra has been and still is a very effective platform that's posed to stay in service well into this century. read more

Redeeming yourself after crashing your Rc helicopters

By: Karen Williams | 2011-05-08 | Gifts
The fun that comes with flying rc helicopters at home or indoors is priceless. You can enjoy playing with rc helicopters with your family or friends on a weekend or during leisure time as it is a constructive hobby. read more

Russian Plane Crash On Highway Killed 44

By: Mary Rose | 2011-06-22 | News and society
The Tupolev Tu-134 Russian airliner crashed in the country's Republic of Karelia has killed at least forty-four people and left eight injured in late Monday evening. The RusAir aircraft was traveling from Moscow to Petrozavodsk when it encountered with the terrible accident. The aircraft carried nine crew-members and 43 passengers on board. Russian authorities are currently searching for the bodies and investigating the crash; however, some early conclusion states that the reason may blame for "unfavorable weather conditions", according to the airport director Alexei Kuzmitsky. read more

Marine Debris

By: Kimberly C. Smith | 2010-03-31 | Environmental
We have become a throwaway society bent on convenience with a propensity toward carelessness. Marine debris is trash (typically plastic) that somehow ends up floating in the ocean, where it spreads toxins and kills marine life. This debris is a worldwide problem that will take all of us laboring together to solve. read more

Japan plane crash | Flight Crash,Flight Crash Video

By: vbsvfvhegker | 2010-11-01 | Causes and organizations
Japan plane crash Japan plane crash pictures,Japan plane crash video read more

Marine Refrigeration

By: Mike Hobson | 2009-01-18 | Boating
Marine Refrigeration This article looks at marine refrigeration, the technology of how it works and the equipment required for a good performing system? The parts of a refrigeration system includes, an Evaporator or holding plate, a Compressor, a Cooled Condenser. Then we look at how big a Refrigeration unit you require. We start with how Marine refrigeration works? How does Marine refrigeration work? The major parts of a DC refrigeration system include the refrigerant, a compressor, and a condenser, a cooling system for condenser, and a plate or plates inside the refrigeration box. Th. read more

US Marines & Army Soldiers - The Silence is Deafening

By: Nancy Fulton | 2010-04-04 | News and society
Politicians are not in a position to say much with authority about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. What they know they learn through the filter of administration reports and the mainstream media. Reporters, with the exception of those who have patrolled the streets with troops or insurgents, know just about as much. The folks in the best position to see how US foreign policy is playing out in the Middle East are those who have served on the ground in Iraq and Afghanistan. The war in Iraq costs $275 million a day. With that kind of investment at stake, doesn't it seem like the facts might matter? read more

Crash Fix For Windows 7

By: Faisal Khan | 2010-11-13 | Software
Were you looking for a crash fix for Windows 7 after your operating system started to perform badly? This problem can happen because of a number of reasons. Mostly people think that their Windows was corrupted in itself and there was no other reason behind it. However, this is not the case as a Windows can malfunction due to registry errors, driver errors, memory errors, etc read more

Phoenix, Arizona U.S: Frightening Sandstorms in July 2011

By: Mary Rose | 2011-07-08 | News and society
A frightening sandstorm swept through the entire city of Phoenix, Arizona U.S. on Tuesday 5 July 2011, causing low visibility and delaying flights in and out of the state's largest airport. In addition, the dust cloud has left about 9,400 people without electricity. read more

A Russian Tu-134 Crashed in Karelia Killing 44 People

By: cheng ming | 2011-06-24 | Current Affairs
The Tu-134 is a twin-engined feeder liner developed by Soviet Tupolev Design Bureau. Bearing similar outline layout to the Tu-124, it switched to an after engine arrangement and a T-shaped tail. The modifications were basically finished in 1962. read more

Helpful Remote Controlled Helicopters

By: Javed Khan | 2011-09-22 | Collecting
The remote control helicopter has been into existence since the early 1990's. the technology is gaining popularity among many technology lovers in the world over. read more