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Oct/Nov 2017

Features

A restored C-47 honors the World War II pilots who flew across the Himalayas to defend China against Japan.

Memories of a giant-in-progress.

The “STEM in 30” TV crew goes behind the scenes on the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower.

Gender equality has a tough climb in India, but climbing is what airline pilots do.

Scientists try to fathom what remains beneath the tip of the iceberg.

As the SR-71 went public, these pilots flew its lookalike in secret.

The postman’s creed is slightly different for pilots delivering mail in Idaho.

Soundings

The town of Bedfordshire, England wants to build the world’s biggest pool for space training.

Tracy Staedter

Soundings

Apollo’s mission control is getting revived.

Interview

A space lawyer says the Apollo lunar landing sites are worthy of legal protection.

Oldies and Oddities

The TDR-1 even had a TV camera mounted in its nose.

In the Museum

Bill Lear created a jet for the Jet Set.

A&S NEXT

The space agency needs filmmakers, too.

Books

"Angels in the Sky: How a Band of Volunteer Airmen Saved the New State of Israel"