Behind the scenes at Airspeed.  Kinda.

50 minutes of pure awesome with one of North America's busiest airshow announcers, Rob Reider.

ENS Evan Levesque (pronounced “leh-VECK”) is a primary flight student at NAS Whiting Field near Milton, Florida.  He’s flying the mighty T-6B in the aerobatic phase of training, having recently completed the contact phase and flown his first solo.  He has instrument work and a formation phase yet to go.

More information at www.navy.com.

The second installment of the Airspeed LPA.

A diary of my first aerobatic competition.  Compiled from blog posts I wrote before, during, and after the competition.

Music is Game Day by Jon Schmidt.  www.johnschmidt.com.  www.musicalley.com.

An overview of the Airshows 101 course at the 2011 ICAS convention.

On 21 August 2017, the umbral shadow of the moon will sweep across the continental United States from Oregon to South Carolina.  Here are some thoughts about how (and why) to fly through that shadow.

Here's the promo that I shot for The Hoppers, an L-39 team based in the midwestern US.

Here's a big file that contains the full account of my experiences at CAP NESA MAS 2010.  This file contains all of the audio from the prior three episodes in one tasty jumbo audio burrito.

I hope that this doesn't bother anyone who has already downloaded the three individual installments.  I'm thinking about removing those three episodes from the feed and having just this big one for future download.

Want more information about CAP?  Head to www.gocivilaitpatrol.com.  Want a PDF version of this account with images from the school?  It's at http://traffic.libsyn.com/airspeed/Airspeed_-_Touching_the_True_Source_-_CAP_NESA_MAS_2010_-_v2011-10-10.pdf.

This is the third of a three-episode series covering my experience at Civil Air Patrol’s National Emergency Services Academy Mission Aircrew School (NESA-MAS) in Indiana in the summer of 2010.