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We have been involved in introducing modeling to children of all ages, sending children to camp, doing flying demos at local schools, churches, and parks. We have also set up simulators and static displays at various locations as an educational experience to our community. We are always open to new ideas to promote our hobby to others in a safe way.
LARKS Mission Statement
To promote model aircraft building and flying as a family oriented hobby, to freely and openly share what we have collectively learned and experienced, and to provide an enjoyable, friendly and safe environment for our fellow hobbyists and guests.
Check Wikipedia for the fascinating story of the first jet powered flying wing, built by the Germans in WWII.
During the final stages of the war, the US initiated operation Paperclip, to seize advanced German weaponry to keep it out of the advancing Soviets' hands.
It was claimed to be one of the first aircraft to have stealth technology and was probably the inspiration behind the Northrop-Grumman B-2.
I'm a prior aficionado of tropical fish tanks, and as such I've been wanting to give this one a try.
This flying "Nemo" could be a blast to fly, particularly in an even like "Wings and Wheels" where there are many of the younger generation in attendance.
Sanction #18/1146. Events; 411, 444, 460. Once again we have this great venue for us to fly 3 days of ALES, F5J and TD. Come out with your planes, fishing poles, and the whole family. Its all about the fun and good eating!
Sanction #18/292. Landing fee $20 with free pilot lunch & raffle ticket. Extra lunches $5, water available, campers welcome - no hook-ups. Electricity for charging available.
This was my favorite aircraft of this year's Joe Nall. Though I didn't see it make a successful flight, (the takeoff was aborted on it's first try that I was aware of) the jet looked to be an engineering marvel.
The Germans were truly ahead of their time. This looks to be a model of the Horten Ho (or Gotha Go) 229, the first flying wing to be powered by jet engines. See the Wikipedia link below
Sanction #18/543. Come and enjoy a day of flying and fellowship. $20 Landing fee includes pilots lunch. Non pilots lunch $5. Large smooth grass field, restrooms. Alternate contact-Bob Lee 843-773-1493.