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| ry 1995) was a German Luftwaffe reconnaissance | pilot and recipient of the Knight's Cross of the Iro |
| Bazley was a command | pilot and navigator with more than 4,500 flying hour |
| There are number of differences between the | pilot and the subsequent series. |
| Crew: Two - | pilot and observer |
| chusetts) is a former American player, fighter | pilot and author. |
| ring World War II, first serving as a Mosquito | pilot and later as a flight instructor. |
| W.R. Dudley ( | pilot) and 1Lt. |
| The machine burst into flames and both | pilot and observer were badly wounded. |
| was then employed as a Royal Aircraft Factory | pilot and carried out a considerable amount of flyin |
| Master Sergeant Gordon immediately pulled the | pilot and the other crew members from the aircraft, |
| J.A. Hargrove ( | pilot) and 1Lt. |
| Raskova became a famous aviator as both a | pilot and a navigator in the 1930s. |
| Dale Edwin Noyd - decorated fighter | pilot and Air Force captain who became a conscientio |
| Royal Pakistan Air Force, as a flying officer ( | pilot) and rose to the rank of Air Vice Marshal. |
| D.K Preister ( | pilot) and Capt. |
| Ilyushin had a prominent career as a test | pilot and lieutenant general in the Soviet Air Force |
| Crew: two, | pilot and observer |
| Tadeusz Kotz (1913-2008) - was a Polish | pilot and fighter ace of World War II. |
| Crew: Two, | pilot and observer |
| served in the U.S. Marine Corps as an officer, | pilot, and instructor pilot. |
| n the Russian army during First World War as a | pilot and was awarded Cross of St. George for braver |
| Crew: 2, | pilot and observer |
| Charles Bassett (1931-1966), American test | pilot and astronaut |
| Crew: Two ( | pilot and gunner) |
| dad, and Doran is revered today as a legendary | pilot and martyr in Iran. |
| Crew: 2 - | Pilot and observer |
| 4 June 2010) was a Scottish educator, military | pilot, and prisoner of war during World War II. |
| mer became the first qualified female Concorde | pilot and later that year made her first Concorde fl |
| The | pilot and observer sat in tandem in an open nacelle |
| Crew: Two, | pilot and instructor |
| He became a Concorde | pilot and instructor in 1976, flying the aircraft fo |
| as Joe McCain, brother of imprisoned U.S. Navy | pilot and future U.S. Senator and presidential candi |
| don Mk.II included an enclosed cockpit for the | pilot and navigator. |
| For the former RAF World War II bomber | pilot and POW camp leader, see James 'Dixie' Deans. |
| The | pilot and gunner sat in an enclosed, glazed cabin th |
| George Lowe voiced Space Ghost in "Unofficial | Pilot" (Season 1, fake pilot) and TV wrestling-promo |
| s second-youngest Edgar Johnston was a fighter | pilot and flying ace in First World War and latere o |
| He became an F-16 | pilot, and flew missions in Desert Shield and Desert |
| ) Beiderbecke, was the daughter of a riverboat | pilot and was the organist at First Presbyterian Chu |
| Crew: Two, | pilot and gunner |
| y (a well-known Lockheed Aircraft Company test | pilot), and other investors. |
| Jane Ballard Dyer is a | pilot and the Democratic Party and Working Families |
| 24 November 1963) was a German Luftwaffe Stuka | pilot and recipient of the Knight's Cross of the Iro |
| He was rated as a command | pilot and aircraft observer. |
| There are two tracks offered: | Pilot and Mission Specialist. |
| me in October 1945 to serve for three years as | pilot and flight test officer at Wright-Patterson Ai |
| Martin served on the Magnifique as a | pilot, and took part in the Battle of Ushant, the Ba |
| ght KZK 1907, Gennadi Cherepanov served as the | pilot and Yegor Repp served as the radio operator. |
| a German World War II Luftwaffe ground attack | pilot and flying ace. |
| He was a | pilot and Captain for Delta Air Lines for almost 32 |
| A committee of the Light, | Pilot and Navigation Board took evidence in Septembe |
| Ahmad Dogar was the Pakistan Air Force bomber | pilot and aerial warfare specialist who was the firs |
| 5 - 18 September 1918) was an American fighter | pilot and wingman to Frank Luke. |
| volunteers in 1934, by 1939 Becker was a test | pilot and a leutnant in the Luftwaffe reserve. |
| lots form the Flight Squad: Dan, an ex-fighter | pilot and former member of the Canadian secret servi |
| Tippett is a life-long commercial | pilot and has held the highest amateur and commercia |
| It is presented by commercial Boeing 757 | pilot and Iron Maiden frontman, Bruce Dickinson. |
| etired U.S. soccer forward and current fighter | pilot and soccer coach. |
| 15 - 4 May 2004) was a German Luftwaffe bomber | pilot and recipient of the Knight's Cross of the Iro |
| aughter of Walker Morris, a commercial airline | pilot, and Janie Morris, a social worker, the younge |
| Then He received training as a night fighter | pilot and began his night-fighting era when he was p |
| aul Lockhart, Class of 1974 - Former USAF test | pilot and astronaut |
| s from Camp Pendleton and take two hostages, a | pilot and his daughter. |
| er (1893-1967), WWI aviator, barnstormer, test | pilot, and salesman. |
| Colonel Wilf Banger, handlebar moustache, | pilot and designer, an impulsive and volatile charac |
| 1920 - July 6, 2008) was an American Air Force | pilot and polar researcher. |
| aroyd retired to civilian life, first as a VIP | pilot and later as an export sales manager in the mo |
| He was an airplane | pilot and boat captain for more than two decades. |
| 0 November 1975) was a German Luftwaffe bomber | pilot and recipient of the Knight's Cross of the Iro |
| served as a Royal Canadian Air Force sergeant | pilot and was promoted to squadron leader from 1940 |
| 1912 - 2 August 1944) was a Scottish nobleman, | pilot, and boxer. |
| ial number 66-0238) of Major Charles R. Tyler ( | pilot) and Captain R. N. Sittner (WSO) of the 555th |
| The bodies of the | pilot and of a fellow passenger / business partner w |
| Crew: Two - | pilot and engineer |
| He also remained active as a | pilot, and operated the first privately owned helico |
| Lyle was a private | pilot and often flew own-built planes. |
| the War Fronts: The British Two-seater Bomber | Pilot and Observer Aces, the British Two-seater Figh |
| Crew: Two: | pilot and observer |
| Annual capacity is planned for 2,150 | pilot and maintenance students. |
| he plane was found intact with the body of the | pilot and explosives inside. |
| Crew: two ( | pilot and observer) |
| He is a keen and courageous fighter | pilot, and he has destroyed at least 5 hostile aircr |
| Crew: 2 ( | pilot and observer) |
| r 28, 2008) was a World War II veteran fighter | pilot and former Captain of the 391st Fighter Squadr |
| ajuro on 3 February 1944 for service as harbor | pilot and patrol vessel during the occupation of tha |
| Chicago, Lt. Lowell Smith ( | pilot) and 1st Lt. Leslie Arnold; |
| After retiring from skating, Brewer became a | pilot and a doctor. |
| cliffe CBE (born 17 January 1943) is a British | pilot and railwayman. |
| Stark continued flying in the RAF as a test | pilot and in particular with the Blind Landing Exper |
| 1 October 2007) was a German Luftwaffe bomber | pilot and recipient of the Knight's Cross of the Iro |
| Victories could be shared, with more than one | pilot and/or gunner receiving full credit for a vict |
| consisted of the engineer Nicholas Baker, the | pilot Andrew Jack, six hands, two female servants fo |
| Commander John Casper and | Pilot Andy Allen test-fired Columbia's 38 primary st |
| The | pilot announces that the propeller is stuck. |
| The | pilot appears to have only been recorded in Japanese |
| menu, enabling the session to be run as a Palm | Pilot application. |
| Though he failed the | pilot aptitude section of the test, he passed the AF |
| The | Pilot Arc type uses a two cycle approach to producin |
| The | pilot arc will maintain itself until it is brought i |
| The | pilot arc has a return electrical path built into th |
| This is referred to as the | pilot arc. |
| Some of his experiences as a | pilot are reflected in his verses. |
| er's malfunction, all syllables uttered by the | pilot are changed to either Fu, Mo, Ffu, or Ru. |
| In 2002, Bellsmyre was selected as the | pilot area for a Scottish Executive digital inclusio |
| at resulted in a 38% drop in homicide rates in | pilot areas; |
| Pilot Ark and Rescue Centre Vlahi in Bulgaria | |
| Leonard Roy Hebberd - D-Day glider | pilot, Army Air Corps - S.A.S. |
| He shoots and apparently kills its | pilot, Arthur Frayn (Niall Buggy), who has already i |
| The game was similar to Time | Pilot as players had full movement control over thei |
| "Rabbot" is the | pilot, as well as the first episode of Aqua Teen Hun |
| drugs and alcohol, as they were for the other | pilot as well. |
| Jim Johnson, described by The Virginian | Pilot as "a portly 65-year-old gentleman in a rainco |
| Untitled Camryn Manheim | Pilot as Joni Rydell |
| Elite | pilot, as brilliant in pursuit aviation as he was in |
| The Associated Press quoted one | pilot as saying that "Every time you flew, you had t |
| ine (Jethro's mother), and she appeared in the | pilot, as well as a majority of episodes throughout |
| Testing led to modifications to the | pilot as the T55E1. |
| igh School serves the communities of Riner and | Pilot as well as a large area of southern Montgomery |
| nd appeared at the Global Frequency television | pilot as Aleph. |
| by the KoOhKi, piloted by a mysterious masked | pilot, as well as the Mikene Empire. |
| The Radio Times described the | pilot as "infectiously funny as an overstuffed owl. |
| nced on May 12, 2011 that it had picked up the | pilot as a series. |
| Nanajin ( | Pilot: Asap Suzuki) |
| pter crash that kills EMT Terry Banner and the | pilot, Asher "Rotor" Reynolds. |
| 1966 and a USAF F-105D (serial number 59-1820, | pilot Asire) on 8 December 1966. |
| An F-15 Eagle | pilot assigned to the 71st Fighter Squadron flies a |
| She provided towing services and | pilot assistance at New York City from 1948 to 1976. |
| The need for | pilot assistance accessing the mouth of Fitzroy Rive |
| those waters, providing tug and tow services, | pilot assistance, and stand-by waterfront fire prote |
| An American | pilot assists the Portuguese colonial police who are |
| "Young | Pilot Astray" |
| lowing graduation, he was an Experimental Test | Pilot at the F-16 Combined Test Force. |
| oner, Black Jack through the negligence of the | pilot at Port Macquarie in 1823. |
| he flew Sopwith Snipes, and became an RAF test | pilot at RAF Martlesham Heath, the home of the Aerop |
| He is now test | pilot at Airbus Industrie. |
| Donald L. Mallick was an American | pilot at the NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from |
| pletion of the special event, a picture of the | pilot at an awards ceremony is shown, accompanied by |
| Coleman, Kathleen, The | Pilot at JP Communications, Business Journal-Charlot |
| kheed where he eventually became an SR-71 test | pilot at Skunk works/Area 51. |
| Army Air Service and started the training for | pilot at Kjeller Airport. |
| th the rank of Wing Commander to become a test | pilot at Gloster Aircraft Company, where he was appo |
| Logo design: A steamboat | pilot at a steering wheel |
| the Hawker Hart.In 1936 he began training as a | pilot at 4 FTS, Abu Sueir. |
| hich took him on in October 1921 as Chief test | pilot at Stag Lane. |
| er Davis went for a flight with a barnstorming | pilot at Bolling Field in Washington, D.C. |
| itz" Fulton Jr. is a retired civilian research | pilot at NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwar |
| He trained as a | pilot at Chateau Fort on a Borel pusher two seater a |
| o Florida in 1945 and served as a fighter test | pilot at Eglin Field, flying most of the early jet f |
| In August, 1949, Griffith became a research | pilot at the Muroc Flight Test Unit (now Dryden Flig |
| In 1977-78, he was an instructor test | pilot at the USAF Test Pilot School. |
| e Liethen-Tittle Award as the outstanding test | pilot at the school. |
| ries which made him the leading German fighter | pilot at the time. |
| Royal Naval Air Service in November 1914 as a | pilot at RNAS Calshot. |
| Price qualified as a | pilot at Ruislip on 27 October 1915. |
| was posted to RAF Northolt to serve as a test | pilot at the Air Fighting Development Unit. |
| In 1963 he became a | pilot at the Dryden Flight Research Center, and in 1 |
| and received his flight training as a student | pilot at the United States Air Force Air Training Co |
| 3-74, he was an F-4 instructor and operational | pilot at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, North Carol |
| over 100 applications before securing a job as | pilot at Genair, a small commuter airline based at H |
| nuary 1914, piloted by Gordon Bell, Chief Test | Pilot at Shorts. |
| Rogers was an experimental test | pilot at Edwards AFB when selected for the X-20 prog |
| e and assigned to Home Establishment as a test | pilot at Martlesham Heath. |
| g at the fair led to another job as chief test | pilot at the Cheyenne maintenance base of United Air |
| From 1974 to 1976, he was an instructor | pilot at RAF Upper Heyford. |
| and the paralympic record set by Modra and his | pilot at the 2004 Summer Paralympics, Robert Crowe. |
| this officer undoubtedly saved the life of his | pilot at considerable danger to his own, for, on the |
| From 1965 to 1995 Abramovich worked as a test | pilot at aviation enterprise "Znamya Truda" (now nam |
| Once the RA is reported by the | pilot, ATC is required not to attempt to modify the |
| was later switched to and trained as a glider | pilot, attached to the Glider Pilot Regiment. |
| The third | pilot attacked an unknown ship, probably HMS Antrim. |
| naval service by a downed German bomber whose | pilot attempted to guide his falling plane into alli |
| A mayday was broadcast by radio and the | pilot attempted to divert to Lympne. |
| On June 13, 1968, a student | pilot attempting to land in instrument meteorologica |
| Cage is cast as a helicopter | pilot attempting to help dismantle a drug cartel in |
| Air Force Base in honor of a local West Texas | pilot, Augustus F. Reese Jr., who was killed in a bo |
| s: for example, “Butterfield 8,” also airplane | pilot, author: Odyssey: a Daring Transatlantic Journ |
| The best hacker and student AirBeagle | pilot available, Pat is easy going, but has a seriou |
| He was assigned to the | Pilot Aviation Section and transferred to Berkeley, |
| James Swett, (1939), U.S. Marine Corps fighter | pilot; awarded Medal of Honor, 1943 |
| Pilot Azimendah - John Wadmore | |
| Pilot Baby, 1980s | |
| USAAF | pilot badge |
| USAF | pilot badge |
| Channel; one of the Hurricanes escaped and one | pilot bailed out into the sea but Davies was killed. |
| 23 August 1967, a USAF F-105D ( | pilot Baker). |
| to use the ceiling projector and then a pibal ( | pilot balloon) light may be used. |
| It was one of the | pilot banks in Hong Kong to accept digital signature |
| A dedicated fighter | pilot, Baracca found life away from the front unbear |
| en during the event, by Anthony Kappes and his | pilot, Barney Storey (Great Britain). |
| d record holder for 200 metres, along with his | pilot Barney Storey. |
| be the grand-nephew of the World War I German | pilot Baron Manfred von Richthofen, the Red Baron. |
| determine who must rid the skies of the German | pilot, Baron Sam Von Shamm. |
| essions of a Contractor, a 2009 CBS television | pilot based on Richard Murphy's book of the same nam |
| 1995, when Koechner filmed a short television | pilot based on T-Bones' misadventures. |
| announced that it was developing a television | pilot based on the Twitter feed, which would be writ |
| omedy sketch show, Man Stroke Woman and sitcom | pilot Bash, both aired on BBC Three. |
| As a helicopter | pilot, Bassett was also Chairman of the Windsor Rd t |
| View of the Port from | Pilot Bay |
| 3 January 1968, a USAF F-105D ( | pilot Bean); |
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