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Does this topic seem unimportant, or boring even? That’s where you’d be wrong! Understanding manual revisions is a key to making correct decisions about maintenance practices, aircraft operation, component overhaul, and more.
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Not that long ago microfilm was the cat’s pajamas, the bees knees, the best thing since sliced bread. Museums, libraries, and yes, even the Air Force, used the technology to preserve their paper records and make documents easier to find.
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Ever wondered how we add manuals to the AirCorps Library website? Well you’re not alone! It doesn’t happen with the wave of my hand, that’s for sure – there are steps and steps and steps….
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We’ve all seen it, but few really understand it! Take a dive into the nerdy world of the WWII document organizational system.
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North American Aviation Archive finds a new home at AirCorps Aviation. Original engineering drawings shown to the public for the first time.
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A stack fire is one moment every pilot dreads, and responding in that moment with or without a crowd of spectators is a stressful scenario. The resulting damage to the airframe and engine can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, and can take months or years to repair. While the most common reason a stack...
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Would you say you have a complete set of the required Mustang manuals? Probably not.
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AirCorps Aviation Repair Station
AirCorps Aviation, a leading aircraft restoration and fabrication company, based in Bemidji, Minnesota, is proud to announce approval and designation as Part 145 Repair Station #8ORR202D by the Federal Aviation Administration.
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Lope's Hope
As far as is known, Lope’s Hope 3rd is the first P-51C restored to honor Mustangs serving in China.
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Have you ever wondered what your local airport looked like during World War II?
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