Aerospace History
These and countless events like them have marked the history of flight in the United States of America. Indeed, as guardians of liberty, we are greatly blessed to be inheritors of a priceless heritage in the realm of flight. However, the uncommon achievements and technical progress that fostered that heritage did not come easily nor without sacrifice of national treasure or human life. As an American, do you know and appreciate the significance of that history? As an aerospace professional, are you aware of and do you effectively apply the hard-earned lessons-learned garnered by past generations?
The AHS is a collection of ten audio-visual presentations focusing on significant events in aerospace history. Each presentation is 90 minutes in length including an audience question and answer period. Choose from our current selection of lectures, or request a customized presentation that meets your organization’s requirements. To view our current AHS brochure, please click on the “Lecture Series” button at the upper right.
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In July 1969, man first landed at Tranquility Base on the lunar surface and returned safely to the Earth. In June 1959, the fabled X-15 hypersonic research aircraft first took to the air in the skies over Edwards Air Force Base, California. In December 1903, the first heavier-than-air flight took place at Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina.
At White Eagle Aerospace, our mission is two-fold. First, we aim to help preserve America’s aerospace heritage that this and succeeding generations may be inspired and guided thereby. Second, we strive to help aerospace professionals effectively learn from the past, that they may continue to have success now and in the future. White Eagle Aerospace has developed the Aerospace History Series (AHS) to promote accomplishment of this important mission.
White Eagle Aerospace also delivers keynote addresses and inspirational talks for aerospace conferences, symposia, special-interest groups and business meetings. Please call or e-mail WEA today and let us know how we can serve you!