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FORCES OF FLIGHT
ANGLES OF ATTACK
HISTORY OF AVIATION
RED TAILS
AIRFRAME ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
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DRAG, THURST, LIFT, WEIGHT
What are THE FORCES OF FLIGHT
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The rising or dipping of an airplane's wing
What is roll?
100
The first form of man-made flying objects?
What is a kite
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World War II commander of the 332nd fighter group.
Who is Benjamin O. Davis Jr.
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What is static electricity?
What is rest electricity?
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As the aircraft moves forward into a stream of air, the wing deflects the air.
What is lift
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The left and right movement of an airplane.
What is yaw?
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The first sustained, controlled, powered heavier than air manned flight at Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina took place on December 17, 1903.
Who were the Wright Brothers
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From June 1943 until April 1945 the Tuskegee airmen flew more than how many missions?
What is 1500
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measurement of an amount of electricity.
What is a coulomb
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An aircraft can use propellers to make it go forward.
What is thrust?
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The up and down movement of an aircraft.
What is pitch?
300
The first country to use planes for military purposes?
What is Italy
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The year all branches of the military were desegregated.
What is 1948
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"like charges repel and unlike charges attract each other."
What is the law of charges
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the force with which gravity presses us against the ground.
What is weight
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Movement is controlled by the rudder.
What is yaw?
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The years between World War I and World War II are referred to as?
What is "the golden age of aviation."
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The first class at Tuskegee had how many cadets
What is 13
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In a parallel circuit the algebraic sum of the currents entering a point is equal to the currents leaving that point.
What is kirchhoff's law?
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The air makes it hard for the plane to move quickly.
What is drag
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Movement is controlled by the ailerons.
What is roll?
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In October 1947 he took the rocket powered Bell x-1 through the sound barrier.
Who is Chuck yeager?
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Total number of Tuskegee airmen to complete training.
What is 996
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friction, chemical action, light, heat, pressure, and magnetism.
What is the six basic sources of electricity.