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Bert Hall, Lafayette Escadrille

June 16, 2025June 16, 2025

Excerpted from AEROMASTERS, Celebrating a Century of the American Fighter Pilot

AEROMASTERS—the Pulitzer Prize-nominated, coffee-table/ narrative trilogy by Dino Garner and Liz Fetter—is now available on Amazon.com. A breathtaking tribute to a century of American fighter pilots. Reviewers call it “A literary and visual masterpiece of American history.”

To order the book: AEROMASTERS: Celebrating a Century of the American Fighter Pilot: Dino Garner, Liz Fetter: 9798218486778: Amazon.com: Books

Westin Birch “Bert” Hall was one of the most unforgettable characters from the Lafayette Escadrille.

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Ab Initio / ATO

Swiss Unveil World’s 1st Regulator-Approved MR Flight Simulator

June 4, 2025June 8, 2025

A small Swiss company has achieved a surprising breakthrough in commercial aviation flight simulation – the world’s first regulatory-qualified mixed-reality (MR) flight simulator. Brunner Elektronik AG, with 30 employees in the Zurich suburb of Hittnau, revealed on 4 June that its NOVASIM MR DA42 FNPT II (Flight and Navigation Procedures Trainer) has been authorised for training credits by the Swiss Federal Office of Civil Aviation (FOCA), based on European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) standards.

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AEROMASTERS: Celebrating a Century of the American Fighter Pilot: Dino Garner, Liz Fetter: 9798218486778: Amazon.com: Books

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