30 September 1950 – The International Astronautical Federation (IAF) was founded in 1951, when scientists from the field of space research gathered in an attempt to ensure a constant dialogue between the space nations, regardless of political turmoil. In its early years, the Federation and its annual International Astronautical Congresses – better known as the
Lt. Col. Gail Harvard (Willie) Wilson, II, passed away at age 82 on February 6, 2014, in Tucson, AZ. He had a renowned military career as a fighter pilot, proudly flying the F-100, A-7, O-1, and F-16 in the Air Force and 162nd Fighter Wing, Tucson Air National Guard. We expect a huge following for […]
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Wesley D. Schierman, Maj USAF, Ret., “Headed West” on January 4, 2014. Wesley Duane Scheirman (Age 78) headed West on January 4, 2014, at his home in Everett after a short battle with cancer. Wes was born St. John, WA on July 21, 1935. Wes flew the F-100 with the 481St TFS from 1962-64. At
Wesley D. Schierman, Maj USAF, “Headed West” on January 4, 2014. Read More »