On a doctor's advice, an EE decided to become a fighter pilot
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On a doctor's advice, an EE decided to become a fighter pilot
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Great article about Bob Rickard I loved his comment “When you learn how to fly F-16s, you get basic radar theory, but I understand the actual math and aerodynamics behind it.” ¬
I total understand his theory: It’s kind of like owning an old Camaro and making your own t-top, and knowing when you back over that t-top you can mathematical make another.
Pat Dean (St. Louis, MO.)
Posted by Pat Dean | January 11, 2008 6:14 PM
Posted on January 11, 2008 18:14