Beech U-8 Seminole ArmyBeechcraft U 8 Seminole airplane model. The U 8 is the military version of the Beech Model 50 Twin Bonanza. The military transport is virtually identical with the civil version, differing only in having military radios installed. The Seminole was used by the U. S. Army as a light staff transport. A total of 250 were built for the Army and remained in service from the 1950s until the early 1980s. Mahogany wood. Scale 1 32. Wingspan 17 inches Length 12

The original EMB145 (now renamed ERJ-145) concept was launched in mid 1989 and was essentially a stretched and jet engine EMB120 Brasilia

and more than 640 had been built by the time production of the airplane ended in 1995

Production continued for nine years until 1992

Bell 407 Jet Ranger helicopter model

500 feet on June 25

The third engine was mounted in the tail cone of the fuselage and connected to an air intake atop the fuselage at the leading edge of the tail fin by an S-duct

rescue helicopter

5 hours and setting a city pair record

an F-104A set a world speed record of 1

At NASA's Johnson Space Center

Power was provided by the BMW 132De radial engine and

The T-34C Mentor is a two-seat