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There's Something in the Air:

Clemson University Aviation and Space Heritage - by Otha H. Vaughan, Jr. To purchase a copy of the book, email mail Vaughan Publications at skeetv@knology.net
Or call Skeet at 256.881.2566

52G Student Officers on the Flight Line

October 1951 at Spence AFB, Moultrie, Ga. That's me (SkeetV) on the right side of the picture. On the left Eugene G. Aldridge, in the middle is Edward A. Smith, a college friend of mine at Clemson A & M College, Clemson, S.C. The AT-6G aircraft was our first training aircraft and it was a great airplane to begin our training to become USAF Pilots.

North American T-6G aircraft

This is me standing on the wing of the North American T-6G aircraft that I took my first orientation ride on November 5, 1951 after I had started my USAF Pilot Training in Class 52G at Spence Field, Moultrie, Ga. - SkeetV

My Interest: Aviation, Balloons, My Family, etc

THERE'S SOMETHING IN THE AIR

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"THERE'S SOMETHING IN THE AIR" is Skeet Vaughan's book about Clemson University Aviation and Space Heritage. This is a must read for all in the aviation and space industries. If flying is your passion this book is for you.

To purchase a copy of the book, email mail Vaughan Publications at skeetv@knology.net
Or call Skeet at 256.881.2566
Author - Otha "Skeet" Vaughan

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Visual Satellite Observers ( VSOHP )

If you have ever star-gazed shortly after sunset or before sunrise, you have probably noticed one or two "stars" sailing gracefully across the sky. These are Earth-orbiting satellites, visible due to the reflection of the Sun's light off their surfaces toward the observer.

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