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What are the names of the pilots that flew the Memphis belle?
Pilot - Captain Robert K. Morgan , Co-pilot Jim Verinis .
What is history of batavia leader shotgun?
The Batavia Leader was a model of shotgun made by the Baker Gun Co in New York from c.1903-1933. They were good quality shotguns in their day and high-condition original specimens are becoming moderately collectable.
What was the life expectancy of a door gunner in Vietnam?
The life expectancy of a door gunner might be a little less than the pilot and co-pilot, only because he's visible and the pilot and co-pilot are normally not that visible; coupled with the fact that the enemy may want to kill the door gunner because he's shooting the machine gun. His survival time will be rated upon the amount of time his aircraft is hovering within enemy gunfire range. If the chopper is staying within ground fire range, and is receiving ground fire, for one or two minutes, then he may only have one or two minutes left to live. The pilot and co-pilot may have 3 or 4 minutes left of life remaining; as they are hidden from view, and if not hit by fire, and the bird crashes, they may become casualties from the crash itself. Which gave them more time to live than the dead door gunner. Time is relevant. If it's an intense fight and there's no cover (protection) then life expectancy is shorter. If it's an intense fight and there IS cover then life will last longer. If it's NOT a serious firefight (sporadic) then life may last even longer still. Then there's always those accidents...
When was British Marine Air Navigation Co Ltd created?
British Marine Air Navigation Co Ltd was created in 1923.
Who invented the Black Hawk helicopter?
Igor Sikorsky co. did.
Who was Maverick's Co-pilot?
Nobody; the F-14 "Tomcat" has only one pilot. But his Radar Intercept Officer in the movie "Top Gun" was "Goose".
Who is Iceman's RIO in Top Gun?
Slider, played by Rick Rossovitch. But he wasn't a "co-pilot", he was a RIO (Radar Intercept Officer).
If Buzz Aldrin was LEM pilot on Apollo 11 why did Neil Armstrong land the LEM on the moon?
In aircraft, the pilot usually sits on the left and the co-pilot on the right. Being at the top of their game, astronauts balked at being called co-pilots. Therefore, the pilot was called the commander, and the co-pilot was called the pilot. However, the commander (not the pilot) was still the main guy flying the craft.
What was ice mans co pilots name in top gun?
Goose
Who is the co-pilot of millennium falcon?
the millennium falcons co pilot is chewbacca.
When was Performance Co-Pilot created?
Performance Co-Pilot was created in 1995-04.
How much do a co pilot earn a year?
a co-pilot earns 100-200k a year
What is the driver of an airliner called?
a pilot. and a co-pilot.
Why does a pilot need a co pilot?
In most aircraft a co-pilot is not needed. However, most larger commercial passenger aircraft do require them. Airplanes require constant checks and re-checks of systems and checklists. A co-pilot helps to alleviate some of these tasks, and also allows for a system of redundancy between the pilot and co-pilot. Besides the redundancy, passenger airlines typically require a first officer or co-pilot for safety reasons. If something should happen to the pilot, the co-pilot has the ability to take over and perform an emergency landing.
What is a male pilot attendant called?
steward co-pilot
What does the word co pilot mean?
Co-pilot is a term for the second command pilot or sometimes referred to as "Second Officer". If an aircraft has other flight crew members, they will be called "Engineer", "Navigator" and other names that define their duties. But the Pilot and Co-pilot are respsonsible for flying the aircraft.
What does the word co-pilot mean?
Co-pilot is a term for the second command pilot or sometimes referred to as "Second Officer". If an aircraft has other flight crew members, they will be called "Engineer", "Navigator" and other names that define their duties. But the Pilot and Co-pilot are respsonsible for flying the aircraft.
