Links

• CAP
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• Military
• Aircraft Fact Sheets
• Safety
• Aerospace Education
• Moon Exploration
• NASA
• Weather
• Other

Civil Air Patrol

• Civil Air Patrol National Headquarters
• Bismarck Composite Squadron (Bismarck, ND)
• Magic City Composite Squadron (Minot, ND)
• Roughrider Flight (Dickinson, ND)
• 119th ANG Cadet Squadron (Fargo, ND)
• Grand Forks Composite Squadron (Grand Forks, ND)
• CAP National Technology Center
• CAP Store by Vanguard

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State and Local Agencies

• State of North Dakota
• North Dakota National Guard
• North Dakota Aeronautics Commission
• North Dakota Atmospheric Resource Board
• North Dakota Division of Emergency Management
• University of North Dakota - John D. Odegard School of Aerospace Sciences
• Bismarck Municipal Airport

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Military

• North Dakota National Guard
• U.S. Air Force Online Encyclopedia
• U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds
• U.S. Navy Blue Angels
• U.S. Army Golden Knights
• United States Air Force
  • News
  • Photos
  • Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum
  • Strategic Air Command Museum
  • U.S. Air Force Museum
  • Air Force Link
  • Grand Forks Air Force Base
  • Minot Air Force Base
  • North Dakota National Guard
  • USAF Major Commands
    
    Select a U.S. Air Force site... Index of USAF Websites Headquarters, United States Air Force Air Combat Command Air Education and Training Command Air Force Materiel Command Air Force Reserve Command Air Force Space Command Air Force Special Operations Command Air Mobility Command Pacific Air Forces United States Air Forces in Europe

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Military Aircraft Fact Sheets

Federation of American Scientists Military Analysis Network U.S. Military Aircraft Index

U.S. Navy and Marine Corps Aircraft

• United States Navy Fact File Index
• United States Marine Corps Fact File Index

U.S. Coast Guard Aircraft

• United States Coast Guard Data Sheet Index

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Safety

Aviation

• Air Safe
• AOPA Air Safety Foundation
• Flight Safety Foundation
• National Transportation Safety Board
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Consumer

• Consumer Product Safety Commission
• Food & Drug News
• Food Recalls
• Vehicle Recalls

General

• National Safety Council
• Oklahoma State University Online Safety Library
• OSHA
• World Safety

Military

• Militarycity.com
• U.S. Air Force Safety Center
• U.S. Army Safety Center
• U.S. Naval Safety Center
• U.S. Marine Corps Safety Division

Transportation, Recreation and Home

• Bicycle Helmet Safety Institute
• DOT Boating Safety
• Motorcycle Safety Foundation
• National Council on Fireworks Safety
• National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
• Ski Patrol Home Page
• Network of Employers for Traffic Safety
• US Coast Guard Office of Boating Safety
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Weather Safety

• Coping With Winter
• NCEH Extreme Heat Guide
• National Weather Service (NWS) Winter Weather Awareness
• NWS Heat Safety Information

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Aerospace Education

• CAP Aerospace Education
  • Great Lakes Region
  • Pacific Region
• Aerospace Education Foundation
• Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
• Air Force Association
• AvCrew.Com
• Aviation Communications
• AviationEmployment.com
• AviationNow.com
• AVweb
• Code One Magazine
• Great Aviation Quotes
• Jeppesen
• Landings
• Manufacturers
  • Airbus Industrie
  • Boeing
  • Bombardier Aerospace
  • Cessna Aircraft Company
  • Gulfstream Aerospace
  • Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company
  • Mooney Airplane Company, Inc.
  • The New Piper Aircraft, Inc.
  • Raytheon Aircraft
• NASA
• Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum
• Strategic Air Command Museum
• U.S. Air Force Museum

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North Dakota Wing Top 10 Links to Explore Earth's Moon
1. The Nine Planets: A Multimedia Tour of the Solar System 2. Views of the Solar System: The Moon 3. Lunar Prospector 4. Apollo Lunar Surface Journal 5. The Apollo Program	Current Phase	6. Earth's Moon 7. Teacher's Guide: The Moon - Gateway to the Solar System 8. The Hitchiker's Guide to the Moon 9. Earth and Moon Viewer 10. US Naval Observatory Sun and Moon Data

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National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Select a NASA site... NASA Headquarters Ames Research Center Dryden Flight Research Center Goddard Space Flight Center Johnson Space Center Kennedy Space Center Jet Propulsion Laboratory Langely Research Center Glenn Research Center Marshall Space Flight Center Stennis Space Center Destination: Earth Earth Observatory Hubble Space Telescope Human Spaceflight Mars Exploration Program

Did you know?
Space Shuttle Challenger	Maximum dynamic pressure, or max Q, is the point when dynamic pressures on the space shuttle are greatest. It occurs about one minute after liftoff and at an altitude of 33,600 feet. Burning propellants from the space shuttle's main engines reach a temperature of 6,000 degrees Fahrenheit, which is hotter than the boiling point of iron. Space shuttle cockpits are equipped with special "wicket tabs" to help astronauts feel and activate controls if their vision becomes temporarily blurred from acceleration or deceleration forces during launch or re-entry. A shuttle pilot does not deploy the orbiter's landing gear until the spacecraft reaches an altitude of only 250 feet above ground level and a speed of less than 345 mph.	STS-51L January 28, 1986

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Weather

• Aviation Digital Data Service
• Aviation Weather Center
• ADF Dispatcher's Weather Briefing
• Bismarck Composite Squadron Weather Page
• Intellicast Weather - North Dakota
• Interactive Weather Information Network (IWIN)
• KFYR-TV Weather
• National Weather Service - Bismarck, ND
• North Dakota Road Report
• The Weather Channel

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Other

• Breitling
• L-Tronics Direction Finders
• National Institute of Standards and Technology Atomic Web Clock
• SARSAT
• The Virtual Wall
• U.S. Naval Observatory Time Service Department
• Current Moon Phase

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