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Boeing moving headquarters
2001, Boeing moved their HQ into Chicago. I worked about a block south of the new offices. In spite of the huge local headlines, the event was a big yawn, only 100-150 people relocated. Yawn . . . Today I heard they're moving to DC area. Yawn . . .- Ried
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- Forum: Hangar Flying - Off Topic
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1962 propulsion development
Not sure where to post this curiosity. This is the engine developed during the Aircraft Nuclear Propulsion Project. I understand weight and balance was only a minor issue compared to other problems!- Ried
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- Forum: Firewall Forward / Props / Fuel System
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Adding wing span on a Sonerai?
In the January 2009 issue of "Contact!" an article about Roger Godfrey's Sonerai IIL. Roger Godfrey's story on engine mods and new Riblett 35A415 wings with an additional 4’ span. Any comments?
