Aviation History

It’s Friday again and I am going to wrap up the series on the airplanes that made commercial aviation possible. Last time we were talking about the Clippers and this week we move into the jet age. As always I would like all aviators to connect with their roots and one of the ways they can do that is by using the “Third Dimension Blog” as a resource.

The time period 1935 to 1965 saw the US involved in three armed conflicts, World War Two, Korea and Vietnam, so Golden Years may be a bit of a misnomer; however, when you look simply at aviation That having been said I would like all aviators to connect with their roots and one of the ways they can do that is by using the “Third Dimension Blog” as a resource.

President Truman once said that the only thing new is the history you don’t know. That having been said I would like all aviators to connect with their roots and one of the ways they can do that is by using the “Third Dimension Blog” as a resource. So come with me now as I continue the series about the beginnings of our profession.

This week we finish up this series and hopefully I have sparked an interest for some of you to look back and connect with your past. There are a number of resources available that will allow you, as an aviator, to connect with your roots and the “Third Dimension Blog” is one of those resources. I invite you to join me now as we talk about the beginnings of our profession.

This week we continue the series with emphasis on the pay scale. When you consider the value of an aviator’s services then and now I think you may be surprised. There are a number of resources available that will allow you, as an aviator, to connect with your roots and the “Third Dimension Blog” is one of those resources. I invite you to join me know as we talk about the beginnings of our profession.

Have we, as aviators, forgotten our roots and the struggles of those who preceded us? I hope not and I hope that all of us look back at our history and understand our past. There are a number of resources available that will allow you, as an aviator, to connect with your roots and the “Third Dimension Blog” is one of those resources. I invite you to join me now as we talk about the beginnings of our profession.

As aviators we have slipped the surly bonds of earth and forgotten our roots---or have we? There are a number of resources available that will allow you, the aviator, to connect with your roots, and the “Third Dimension Blog” is one of those resources. I invite you to join me now as we talk about the beginnings of our profession.