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SUMMARY:1945-1960: the renaissance of French military aviation
DESCRIPTION:By Jean-Marc Olivier\, professor of contemporary history\, co-founder and co-editor of the journal “Nacelles: The Past and Present of Aeronautics and Space\,” and member of the AAE \nBy 1945\, the French Air Force had virtually ceased to exist independently. The only national aircraft it could mobilize was the Dewoitine D.520\, which had been completely overtaken by the first jet aircraft. However\, France managed to catch up within fifteen years\, thanks to the skills of its personnel\, massive state investment and the help of its Western allies. In 1952\, Dassault’s Mystère IV fighter made its maiden flight\, and over 400 were produced. Then\, in 1960\, France detonated its own atomic bomb\, using aircraft as the main delivery system\, in particular the Dassault Mirage IV\, which entered service in 1964.     \n\nFree admission in the limit of available seats. \nIn partnership with: \n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n[image] ©”Dassault Mystère IV A commissioned in 1955″ ©Cliché by Jean-Marc Olivier\, August 16\, 2017\, Musée de l’aéronautique du Château de Savigny-lès-Baune
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SUMMARY:When Aviation Fights Fire: Experience and Innovation
DESCRIPTION:Welcome aboard the “Vol AAE 8.30” morning sessions\, the Academy’s quarterly digital event. This short\, intensive\, and 100% online session lasts 1 hour and 30 minutes and is designed to break down major technological issues with a pair of experts—all without disrupting your schedule.   \nYour Flight Captains  \n\nGuillaume Gallant\, Chief Engineer at FF72\, Co-founder of Position Aviation\nThierry Loine\, Chief Pilot\, Flight Instructor\, and Canadair Captain\, Civil Protection\n\n\nRegistration
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SUMMARY:What's the latest on life on Mars?
DESCRIPTION:By Sylvestre Maurice\, astrophysicist-planetologist\, director of IRAP\, AAE correspondent \nWe live in extraordinary times: some twenty robotic vehicles have explored Mars since the year 2000. A trophy of national supremacy\, a field of technological experimentation for industrialists\, a source of wonder for the people who follow the robot adventure with astonishing fervor\, the Red Planet represents the greatest quest for scientists\, who are methodically investigating whether Martians exist. They are preparing for the next stage: the collection of samples to be brought back to Earth\, the grail of planetary scientists. How far have we got?    \n\nFree admission in the limit of available seats. \nIn partnership with: \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n[image] ©D.R. Curiosity-marker-band-valley
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