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The ability to take off and land almost anywhere, change speed
and direction of flight (including stopping and hovering) mated to
adaptable airframes and compact engines, gives helicopters abilities
that no other aircraft can duplicate. That's why she and other future aircraft mechanics in the
college's Airframes and Power program were spending part of their
spring break refurbishing a 40-year-old Navy A-4 Skyhawk at the Air
Force Plant 42 Heritage Airpark. The use of civilian trucks has freed the airframes,
allowing them to move high priority, sensitive and perishable cargo. |
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