
La newsletter du 10/10/13
Célestin Pégoud, roi de l'air, premier as
par Jean Molveau | 9 octobre 2013

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From: Bailleul Laurent
L'infrastructure du mois)
Le hangar H1 de Lann-Bihoué – Guilhem Labeeuw
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Des terrains, des avions et des hommes
L'oiseau de France se repose à Bizerte 100 ans après – Henri Conan
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2014-2018 commémorations de la 1èere Guerre mondiale
Romorantin 1917-1918 - Jean-Claude Carpentier
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Valorisation d'un fonds documentaire
Le fonds René Crozet – Jean-Luc Charles
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Rapport d'activité
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Sites Internet à découvrir – Mises à jour site 2A - Adhésion
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DVD/Livres/revues
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Nos publications
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Scott Carpenter, astronaut-aquanaut, dies, was second American in orbit
Godspeed, Scott Carpenter.
The United States' fourth astronaut to fly in space and the second to orbit the Earth, Carpenter, 88, died Thursday (Oct. 10) after suffering a recent stroke.
The original Mercury 7 astronaut was being cared for at a hospice center in Denver when he passed. Carpenter was initially expected to make a full recovery from the stroke, but his condition worsened this week, sources close to his family shared.
Chosen in 1959 among NASA's first astronauts, Carpenter made his first and only spaceflight on May 24, 1962, when he became the sixth man worldwide to leave the planet.
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Folsom's DC-3 on floats
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David Quam
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