was recognized with the Aviation Achievement Award in 1999 Pulaski County native Rose Will Monroe went to work building B-24 and B-29 bombers at Ford’s Willow Run Aircraft Factory when, […]
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was recognized with the Aviation Achievement Award in 1999 Part of the Kentucky Community and Technical College System, Somerset Tech has trained over 1,000 students in aircraft maintenance. An essential
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A resident of Beaver Creek, Ohio, Ervin Nutter was born in Hamilton, Ohio. He is a 1943 UK Graduate with a B.S. in mechanical engineering. He paid for his education
A resident of Paducah, Ky., Sheri Marshall overcame the disability of right-arm amputation at age 4 to become one of Kentucky’s most respected pilots. A veteran flight instructor, she holds
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career spanned over a quarter of a century in elective office. He began as a Kentucky state senator in 1965 and was elected lieutenant governor in 1967. Four years later,
was a life-long Lexingtonian. His first flight activity was at Halley Field, Lexington, in 1936, and he was active at Cool Meadow Airport, Lexington. He was a flight instructor in
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