Events

March 18 - Monthly Chapter Meeting was help at Hansen Hanger, Cobb County Airport (RYY).

February 18 - Our speaker for this month was Michael Huffman. Michael is a DAR specializing in Light Sport aircraft. Michael teaches a E-LSA Repairman course and is an expert on Light Sport Aircraft and the Sport Pilot regulations, particularly regarding maintenance.

January 28th - Our Annual awards banquet was held at Kayson's Restaurant

November 19th - Our speaker for this meeting was Dan Miller from Aveo Engineering. Dan talked about the lastest lighting technologies for aviation, LED lights. Dan's presentation was based on the Aveo product line, but covered FAA lighting requirements, LED lighting vs. traditional lighting, and power and wiring requirements. He was familiar with several aircraft projects (RVs, Zenith, etc), and advised on installation and wiring requirements, etc. on for most installations of LED lighting. Dan is a member of EAA 1211 in Blairsville and is an experienced speaker at other aviation events including EAA 690 in Lawrenceville, the Spruce Creek EAA chapter in Daytona Beach, the Cessna 120/140 Club, the Cessna 150 Club, and to groups at fly-ins all over the SE. Dan is a former Marine helicopter pilot (CH-53) with about 1400 hours total time. He's been an EAA member since 1978, but has just started flying again in the past two years after an absence of 35 years. If you would like to take a sneak peak at LED lighting, you can visit http://www.aveoengineering.com and look over the information there.

October 15th - Our October meeting was the annual hangar dinner at Mike, David, and Wes's hangar. At this meeting, we had elections for our two open officer positions, Secretary and Vice-President. Some pictures for you.....

September 17th - Our speaker for this meeting was Antonio Figueras. Antonio is the Director of Education for the Aviation Museum & Discovery Center in Marietta. As the Director of Education, Antonio is charged will helping progress the Aviation Museum & Discovery Center toward its vision of aspiring to be the premier place for all people to celebrate the history and innovation of aviation, to explore the applications of science, technology, engineering and mathematics to aviation, and to inspire dreams about the future through learning and discovery. Prior to his current position, Antonio served as an Aerospace Workforce Consultant with the National Aerospace Development Center; Aerospace instructor with the Fernbank Science Center; and held the position as Director of Georgia’s only NASA Educator Resource Center. Raised in Gainesville, Georgia, Antonio has lived in Marietta for 20 years with his wife Lori and they have two daughters, Arrin (17) and Alexia (8). His mother Myrtle Figueras, a retired high school French teacher, is the current Mayor of Gainesville. Antonio has given back to the Cobb community by involvement in the Education Steering Committee - Cobb Chamber, Cobb Children's Center, Marietta Kiwanis Club, United Way of Cobb County, Cobb Youth Museum, Habitat For Humanity, Marietta Reads!, Professional Association of Georgia Educators and alumni of the 93-94 Leadership Cobb program. For more information on the Aviation Museum & Discovery Center visit their website at www.aviationmarietta.org

August 20th - This meeting for this month was a project visit to see David Posey's O-200 engine overhaul. David explained the overhaul process and we were able to see some of the parts inside the engine. We met at his awesome workshop in his basement. Great time, Thanks David! (Sorry no pictures this month)

July 16th - Our guest this month was Jonathan Sweatman. Jonathan is the Diamond aircraft rep for Atlanta. He brought a DA40 with the Garmin G1000 as well as the DA20 for show and tell.

June 18th - For this meeting we made a project visit to see George Marchman's RV-12 kit. George is well into the project, so we were able to look it over. We did pot-luck snacks again like other project visits and members brought drinks, chips, dip, cookies, etc.

May 21 - Dave "Crossbow" Waldrop was our speaker for this meeting. We had a great turn out! Operation "Rolling Thunder" was an aerial bombardment campaign conducted from 1965 to 1968 during the Vietnam war. Rolling Thunder was a very risky campaign in Vietnam where about half of the F-105's were lost. The Republic F-105 Thunderchief, affectionately known as the "Thud", flew the majority of strategic bombing missions in the early years of the Vietnam War. Dave "Crossbow" Waldrop was an F-105 pilot during that campaign who not only survived but flew more than 100 missions. He is one of the rare F-105 pilots who shot down a Mig-17. Dave is also an EAA member, built a Pitts back in the '70s and more recently flew Cessna 337s in Iraq. Dave will share his experiences flying the F-105 and offer an "insider's view" of the aerial war in Vietnam.

(The picture is of Dave Waldrop celebrating the completion of his tour in Vietnam.)

April 21 - Fly Out, May 16th - Rome Chapter 709 2009 Spring Fly-In
Aircraft Judging (certificates and 1-2 trophies, EAA standards)
Parts Market (??)
Photo Shoot EAA 268
FAA WINGS Safety Seminar, Operation Raincheck
Fuel Discount (not confirmed)
Salute to Heroes flyover at Noon (its Armed Forces Day)

April 21 - Sun N Fun. Lakeland, FL - Some of the members made the trip to Sun-n-Fun this year. Pictures (left to right) Wes and David just before departure, David-Bill-Robert-and Wes enjoy dinner, Wes-Robert-Bill-David outside Linda's Crab Shack, the F16.

April 16 - Nick Alley was our speaker for the monthly chapter meeting. In celebration of the 100th anniversary of powered flight, Utah State University engineering and industrial technology students, with assistance from the Space Dynamics Laboratory, designed, built, and flew a futuristic replica of the 1905 Wright Flyer. In a unique blend of past and present, students used state-of-the-art composite materials to build the aircraft. Nick Alley was the chief engineer, in charge of the design and flight worthiness of the aircraft. He gave a presentation outlining some of the aerodynamic challenges that we had as well as how we built the aircraft. He showed a clip from the History channel's documentary.

March 21 - On Saturday, March 21th a few of us took a quick cruise over to Moontown (3M5) for breakfast. Bill flew his Beechcraft accompanied by Konrad and son Chris, Wes and David flew their Piper and Rafael and Randy flew over in Rafael's fast and wonderful cabin class C172. These three flew in a covey (loose formation...very loose), staying in touch on 127.7 and it was a lot of fun. Also forming part of the chapter group were Jere and Kyle. Each of whom flew over in his RV. They sorta left just ahead of the rest of us and were done eating beakfast when we got there. It's a good thing Moontown is so close, or they would have had dinner as well, by the time we arrived! Those RV's really fly! I think Jere really has a 500HP motor in Tweety Bird. Hey everyone...we would like for more of you to participate...Those of you with airplanes, come fly with us...Those of you without airplanes, we usually have empty seats. Breakfast was good and with a lot of people and planes over there. The Moontown breakfast seems to get bigger and better every time we go. They have set up a mini tower with a spotter/advisor and it sounds like the tower at Hartsfield...busy. I look forward to our chapter having it's own breakfast up at Calhoun. With everyone in the chapter participating we can make it an "event" fliers and friends from all over the area will want to attend. All together now...Chapter 268!...Rah! Rah! Rah! Rafael

March 19 - Aaron Sohacki, CEO of ImagineAir was our guest speaker for the evening. ImagineAir is an on demand part 135 service here in Atlanta. They are one of a handful of operators using Cirrus SR22's with a new "Air Taxi" business model. Also in attendance and giving a short presentation were George "Scratch" Weinstein and Phil "Sunny" Cataldo of Tiger Flight. Our chapter will be teaming with Tiger Flight for our Young Eagles events. Please check out our new arrangement with Tiger Flight here

February 19 - Fly Out, March 7 - Beechcraft Heritage Museum, Tullahoma, TN. Write-up and photos (with captions) by Rafael Garcia. Here are some photos from last Saturday's fly out to the Beechcraft museum in Tennessee. We had a boat load of fun. Bill, Tom , Tom's son, and I flew there in my 172. Mike flew out with Joe.

February 19 - Paul Diffenderfer from the Atlanta TRACON gave a presentation on Operations in the Atlanta TRACON Airspace to a packed house. His presentation was geared towards both VFR and IFR pilots and Paul discussed the ins and outs of operating around Atlanta air space.

January 15- Our annual awards dinner was held at Sidelines Grill this year. Here are some pictures for you.

November 20 - Our November meeting was a project meeting. (More information to come)

October 16 - Chapter's Annual Hanger Pot Luck was held at David, Mike, and Wes's Hanger at Cartersville Airport (VPC). Our October chapter meeting was a pot-luck hangar dinner, October 16th at 7pm at the Cartersville airport.

September 18 - Our Chapter meeting was held at Jon Hansen Hanger, Cobb County Airport (RYY).

August 21 - Our Chapter meeting was held at Jon Hansen Hanger, Cobb County Airport (RYY). Our speaker for the meeting was Jason Vallier. Jason is the local technical sales manager for Air BP Lubricants and he spoke about the goo-ey, gold and sometimes black stuff that sloshes around the inside of piston aircraft engines. He talked about the differences between multi-grade and straight grade oils, the true life of engine oil, and how to maximize the life of your engine through proper lubrication.

August 16 - Our chapter went on a flyout to Moontown, AL (3M5). Here are some picture form the trip.

July 17 - Our meeting was held at Jon Hansen Hanger, Cobb County Airport (RYY) Our speaker was Kristi Cherry. Kristi is a local sales rep for Cessna and brought her Cessna 400 demo airplane for us to look at. She also presented a slide show after which we were able to see the airplane up close.

June 19 - The subject for this meeting was Soaring. Joe Flores and John Andrew from the Mid-Georgia Soaring Association (MGSA) were our featured speakers. They showed video clips and photos that capture the essence of soaring and its many aspects that include cross-country flying, records & badge achievement, contest flying, and the capabilities of the modern sailplane. The requirements for adding a glider rating to an existing power rating were discussed as well as how to earn a Private Glider rating through MGSA.

MGSA is a glider flying club associated with the Soaring Society of America (http://www.ssa.org) located in Monroe, GA. MGSA's members and gliders participate in soaring at Monroe County Airport (D73) as well as at remote locations where they can experience ridge flying and conduct regional/national soaring contests. Information about MGSA can be found at their website: http://www.soar-mgsa.org which also contains links to other soaring information sites.

June 7 - Chapter Fly was to Peach State Aerodrome. Event began at 1 PM. All airplanes welcome - Modern, Homebuilt, and Antique.

May 15 - The monthly meeting was held at Jon Hansen Hanger, Cobb County Airport (RYY). Our speaker was Dave Laskey. Dave Laskey is a former Navy F-4 pilot who flew off carriers in Vietnam. Thanks go to Joe Wolpert and Mike McIlheney for arranging for Dave to speak to us.

April 17 - The monthly meeting was held at Jon Hansen Hanger, Cobb County Airport (RYY)

March 21 - The monthly meeting was held at Jon Hansen Hanger, Cobb County Airport (RYY)

February 21 - We had a great chapter meeting to see David Anderson's BD-5 project. See some pictures of David's project here. Thanks to David for opening his home and to everyone who came for bringing sandwiches, chips, lots of cookies and more soda than we could drink.

January 17 - Annual awards banquet at Sidelines Grille. This was more of a social occasion that a regular EAA meeting, so non-airplane people had a good time too. We played some games, watched a presentation and a video, talked a little bit about our plans for the upcoming year and present a few awards.

November 15 - Our chapter meeting this month was a project visit to Mike Seymour's house. Mike is nearly finished with his Rotorway Exec helicopter and has completed his initial hover flight training. This was our last chapter meeting for the year.

November 3 - An Aircraft Electrical Workshop was held by Jere Rosser and David Posey. We had a good turnout and an educational two hours +. A bonus was a trip over to Air Acres to look at the turbine-powered Murphy Moose on floats that Jere has worked on. Hopefully we'll get some pictures here soon.

October 27 - Flyout to Knoxville, TN for lunch and to enjoy the fall foliage. All pilots met at Cartersville (VPC).

October 18 - Chapter's Yearly Hanger Dinner was held at Mike, Richard, and Wes's Hanger at Cartersville Airport (VPC) The chapter furnished the meat - BBQ. For those who missed the October meeting, we had a great time. In the meeting we elected two chapter officers for 2008. Robert Meggs will remain as vice-president. Rafael Garcia was elected as our new chapter secretary, replacing our outgoing secretary, Mike Casey.

September 20 - Chapter Meeting was held at Hansen Hanger, Cobb County Airport (RYY)

August 16 - We had a great chapter meeting last night at Ron Russ' house. Thanks to Keith Estapa and Five Guys Famous Burgers and Fries (http://www.fiveguys.com) for providing the hamburgers and everyone who came for bringing chips, lots of cookies and more soda than we could drink. We had 30 people in attendance including a few first-time attenders and a few of Ron's friends.

All of those in attendance hovered over Ron's nearly finished with his RV-9A. He has the engine mounted with the firewall forward looking about complete. His Catto three-bladed prop looked sharp. The canopy is mounted and the panel looked complete. His panel was very impressive all lit up for us. He has a Grand Rapids dual system and a Trio autopilot. Ron also talked about his plans for painting his airplane and showed us his homemade, $40 fresh-air breathing system. Thanks to Ron for sharing his project with us.

August 4 - Flyout. The Museum of Aviation, Warner Robbins, GA. http://museumofaviation.org/home.htm The museum is located near Robbins AFB. We flew into Macon Regional Airport (MCN) and then drove to the museum.

July 19 - Chapter Meeting for July was held at Jon Hansen Hanger, Cobb County Airport (RYY) from 7 - 9pm. The group discussed IFR flying and certification.

July 7 - The chapter had a Flyout to EAA chapter 611 in Gainesville and their annual fly in. The weather was iffy and only a few members attended.

June 21 - The Chapter had a project visit to Wesley Greer's house to see his Vans RV7A kit (wings) Twenty-three people enjoyed the event. There was a short discussion of chapter business then Bill Swatling talked about his Hawaii trip, more Sun-n-fun pictures, and finally Wes' project. Here are some photos of the event.

June2 - Fly Out 57 Alpha Cafe, Rutherford County, NC (FQD) http://www.57alpha.com/ . Some pictures from the event...........

May 17 - Our May 17th chapter meeting was a project visit to Terry Cusak's new airpark home, hangar and CompAir project. Hamburgers, chips and sodas was available at 6pm with the meeting starting at 7pm.

May 5 - Spring fly-in, Calhoun (CZL) Although the weather did not cooperate we held the event anyway. For those that attended we had hamburgers and hanger talk.

April 26 - Chapter Meeting for March was held at Jon Hansen Hanger, Cobb County Airport (RYY) from 7 - 9pm. Sun-N-Fun was discussed. In addition, there was discussion of a possible chapter hanger.

April 7 - Fly Out. This month was to Peach State Aerodrome (GA2) in Williamson, GA There is a restaurant on the field named Barnstormers Grill. We met at Calhoun (CZL) at 10:00. Richard and Bill flew down to the Peach State Aerodrome on 2/19 to check it out. Bill took some pictures (click on one below to see the full size).

March 15 - Chapter Meeting for March was held at Jon Hansen Hanger, Cobb County Airport (RYY) from 7 - 9pm. Mike McElheny agreed to step in and be the speaker. He gave a GREAT presentation on aircraft maintenance including what maintenance items an owner can do.

March 10 - We dodged another weather bullet for this flyout and managed to get another one off. The weather didn't look like it was going to cooperate but most participants showed up at CZL anyway. The VFR gods smiled upon us and the skies parted (for the most part) and we had another great flyout. Six airplanes and fourteen people made the trip to the Staggerwing Museum in Tullahoma TN. George, our gracious host and tour guide gave us an informative look back at the history of Beechcraft. The museum has quite a collection of early and even some late models of Beechcraft. I would encourage anyone who has an interest in aviation to make the short trip to Tullahoma to visit the Staggerwing Museum. Richard

February 24 - EAA 268 sponsored a Fabric Covering Workshop Sat Feb 24 from 10am to noon at the Air Acres Museum. Liz and Randall Porter hosted the event. Sixteen builders showed up for some hands-on instruction by LIZ, SCOTT CHRISTIE, and MONTY THOMPSON. The attendees got a lot of hands on time with gluing and ironing in an exceptional learning session. DAVID POSEY, an experienced builder, grilled the hamburgers Liz furnished and the session finished up with lunch about 1:30.

February 15 - Chapter Meeting was held at Jon Hansen Hanger, Cobb County Airport (RYY) Speaker: Wayne Roberts from Lockheed who is a C5 pilot and C130J test pilot.

February 3 The second Fly-Out of the year was Saturday February 3rd. (We had a poker run, write - up to come) Some pictures for now.....

January 20 Chapter New Year's Awards Dinner - EAA 268's chapter meeting for January was a dinner at the Bitter End restaurant in Roswell. We had a private room with a short presentation and awards. Here is the 2006 chapter movie from the Jan dinner. Thanks, Bill http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MC0blpEE1QM

January 6 The first Fly-Out of the year was Saturday January 6. The event was a big success. A group of nine member and one guest flew to Pell City, AL (PLR) in six airplanes for lunch. We had lunch at Sammie's Touch & Go Restaurant. Sammy's is right at the end of the runway. Our new fly out coordinator, Richard Ogletree, did a great job with this one! Here are some pictures for you................

November 16 Monthly meeting was held at Hansen Hanger at Cobb County Airport. Officers for 2007 were elected.

October 19 The chapter cookout was held on October 19th at Calhoun Airport. Lots of rain this year.

September 21 Monthly meeting was held at Hansen Hanger at Cobb County Airport. No speaker this month.

July ?? Liz Porter (Warbird 17) and I organized a "Flying Start" Rally to support Fernbank Science Center's Aviation Workshop for Teachers, organized and taught by Debi Huffman. We had 11 teachers show but one just could not be coaxed to fly. The others were flown by 268's Bill Swatling, Mike McElheny, and Rafael "Jay" Garcia, Tiger Flight's Phil Cataldo and Keith Walker, and 690's Jerry Shingleton. Terry Cusack and Mike Casey handled ground ops and Terry had assumed coordinating responsibility for me while I was in Minnesota the week prior. Each teacher got front seat time and
thought the day was great. Thanks, gentlemen, to all of you. Dave Holt

July 20 Our guest speaker for the July meeting was Jon Hansen. Jon owns the hanger where we have our meetings. He was kind enough to come by and talk to us about Light Sport Aircraft.

May 20 The chapter spring fly-in was held at Calhoun (KCZL). Great turn out for the event and great fun. Here are some picture of the event taken by Richard Ogeltree. The fist four pictures cover the spot landing contest. The participants and the spectators enjoyed this event. If you have never been involved in this activity, I can say it was loads of fun. The last four shots are of the lunch. We had dogs and brats, yummmm.

May 18 Our guest speaker for May was Dr. Eng. Andre R. Teissier-duCros. Dr. Teissier-duCros has references as management consultant covering some 300 corporations in North America, Europe and Japan. Andre is an aircraft owner, and an IFR private pilot. He will discuss the use of diesel engines in aircraft. http://www.dieselair.com/

May 9 The chapter was invited to visit the new tower at Hartsfield. Here are some pictures of the event. Everyone had a great time. Thanks to Dave Anderson for arranging the visit and Dave Estapa for the photos. Peter Clukey sent some photos to the Webmaster. These shots can be seen here......http://imageevent.com/rocket_time/atlcontroltowertour

April 20 - This month's meeting was a project visit to Bill Swatling's House. He is building a Vans RV-7 and is working on the wings. The fuselage kit arrived a few weeks ago and is still in the crate in his garage.

Bill hosted a casual dinner (before the meeting) starting at 6pm. Bill grilled some hamburgers and had chips, cookies and soda. (All four food groups!)

The meeting was held in his garage and then the group went down in the basement workshop to look around. I thought it might be fun to start to cleco the fuselage together. If anyone wants to do that, bring your own fluting pliers and/or cleco pliers. I only have one or two of each.

March 16 - Ben Methvin was our guest speaker for this month's meeting. Ben is a member of Georgia Sportflyers and has over 2000 hours logged , including 1000 hrs. of instruction in the Flightstar II ('99 Sun N Fun "Best Assembly Kit"). Ben has considerable experience in a Kolb Firestar with Amphibious floats, Mini Max, and many other aircraft.

February 16 - Bob Ornsby was our guest speaker. Bob is retired from Loockheed and is on the board for the Marietta Air Museum. Bob was an interesting speaker for us. Dave Holt tried something different at this meeting. Dave prepared dinner prior to the meeting, served from the chuck wagon. The menu was be yakitori (chicken teriyaki on a stick) with stir fry and rice. Dave had an ulterior motive. His objective was to use the chuck wagon, familiarize everyone with it and allow time for more socializing among our members. Good job Dave!

January ? - Dave Holt went to Hansen's on 2/9/06 with Randy Bass to repair the broken tongue jack on the Chuck Wagon. Someone had already replaced the jack with a new one. Dave says thank you, phantom repairman! Dave ran in to Jack Wrighter at Hansen's and the three of them (Jack, Randy and Dave) did some cleaning and repairs on the chuck wagon. Thanks to all three of them.

January 19 - Dan Cilli was our guest speaker in January. Dan is an FAA Air Traffic Controller who now does safety seminars. He spoke at a recent AOPA Flight Instructor Refresher Clinic and delivered an excellent presentation on Airport Runway Incursions, and airport marking and traffic hazards. Dan's presentation has grown to include other areas of aviation safety involving the Air Traffic Control System. It was very interesting and entertaining as well as eye opening for may of us.

2005

December 3 - The chapter Christmas party was 12/3/05 @ Toonigh Baptist Church. Everyone that attended had a good time even though there was a small turn out. Sam Lyons was our guest. Sam did a fantastic job with his presentation and information surrounding his art. Some pictures for you....................

	The chapter members and guests gather.		More gathering..........
	Mrs. Wauford and Kathy Doyle helping serve drinks.		Jim leads us in prayer before dinner.
	Joy reads The Night Before Christmas from a pilots point of view.		Roger gave a short speech.
	Dave Holt receives a chapter service award.		David Posey shows off his Chapter service certificate.
	Wes Greer shows off his Chapter Webmaster service certificate.		Sam Lyons readies for his presentation
	Sam in mid presentation.		More of Sam and the presentation
	Some of Sam's art work.

November 17 - The monthly EAA 268 chapter meeting was held on November 17th Jon Hansen Hangar, Cobb County Airport (RYY). The officer elections were held. Please congratulate the following members. These individuals will lead the club in 2006.

Roger Doyle – President (not open for election this year)

Bill Swatley – Vice President

Terry Cusack – Treasuer (not open for election this year)

Mike Casey – Secretary

Dave Estapa has been appointed as a board member for 06

October 20 - The chapter cookout was held on October 20th at Calhoun Airport. We had a great turnout. Around thirty chapter members and guests attended. Our Vice President, Mike Casey and his Wife Karen, outdid themselves with the barbecue and brunswick stew. Other members brought dishes to share. Some pictures of the event.

	The crowd begins to assemble.		More crowd assembling..........
	The chow line.		A view of some of the crowd enjoying the food.
	Our President addressing the club after dinner.		Bret Smith and his Piper. This bad boy has a Garmin 430 in it!!
	Rus Jackson and his Sonex. Russ Just got back from a trip of over 1500 miles in that baby.		Mr. Speegle and his Rans. "Flies great and sips fuel."
	Birthday boy.		A Grumman Yankee arrives.
	Birthday cake. Is that cool or what with an RV7A on it!! "Thanks Mike and Karen !!"		"What did you say?"

September 15 - The monthly EAA 268 chapter meeting was held on September 15th Jon Hansen Hangar, Cobb County Airport (RYY) We had a GREAT turnout for this meeting. During the meeting we got a B-25 report from Jerry Rosser. The plane is ready to fly. We also heard from Bret smith about losing his Piper in the waters off the coast of Florida. After the chapter meeting Sam Badget, a retired nuclear submarine captain, spoke to the group. Sam had some very interesting stories about his submarine adventures. No pictures but, here are some handouts Sam gave us about nuclear submarines.

August 27 - Young Eagle Event Cartersville Airport. We had a good turn out of Young Eagles this morning. Here are some random shots of the event.

A group of club members talk about YE "stuff"

Getting the check-in table ready for action

Some of the club members and YE family members

The chuck wagon crew did a great job.

Bill with his YE's

Jack and his YE's

Kyle and his YE

August 18 - Chapter meeting at Aaron Sims house. The chapter met at Aaron's house and enjoyed taking a look at his RV-10 under construction. We toured Aaron's shop including the newly built paint room.

A view of Aaron's shop as the members trickle in.

Aaron explaining how the adjustable seats will fit.

A picture of Bill Swatling discussing an upcoming fly out.

July 21 - Chapter meeting.

June 16 - Chapter meeting.

June 11 - International Young Eagle Day (Weathered Out)

May 19 - Chapter meeting. This meeting was used to discuss the new Light Sport Aircraft rules. We viewed a video sent to the chapter by EAA on this topics.

April 28 - Chapter meeting. After the short meeting Ron and Sue Lowery presented their "Chasing Lewis and Clark Across America" story. Ron flew his AirCam along the same route that Lewis and Clark followed. You can visit the Lowery's website at www.chasinglewisandclark.com. Click here to buy their book.

A picture of Ron Lowery giving the Lewis and Clark presentation.

A shot of the attendees enjoying the presentation

April 4 - Board meeting.

March 26 - We had a very successful Young Eagle Rally Saturday; 29 YE's and 2 FlyingStarts. Jack Wrighter was joined by Ed Kobs, Duane Roberts, and Sam Lyons of Warbird 17. Judy Wrighter and Chana Fleming handled all the paper work while Frank Eck, Charles Spegele, Mike Casey, Terry Cusack, Russ Jackson, Art LaPointe, Terry McCoy, and Kerry Bedsworth kept everything running smoothly. (Scream at me if I left someone out!) I took a lot of heat because I postponed the Chuck Wagon to the next rally. But we're ready now. Art has a firm handle on it. The CAP is asking us to fly with them on April 3o. Any pilots interested? Dave Holt

March 17 - The monthly EAA 268 chapter meeting was held on March 17th at chapter member Estapa's house. The attendees enjoyed David's hospitality along with three presentations and a tour of David's Kit Fox and RV9 project.

January 20 - The monthly EAA 268 chapter meeting was held on January 20th 2005 at Jon Hansen Hangar, Cobb County Airport (RYY)