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During the first 6 months of 1933, 669 airplanes were manufactured in the United States of which 306 were for civilian service. This included 215 monoplanes, 84 biplanes and 7 Autogiros. This report, by the Department of Commerce, Aeronautics Branch, does not include the many amateur planes built during this period.
(Reported in Popular Aviation, November 1933, P. 330)
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Event Report
Event Reports - EAA AirVenture 2006
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Thursday, July 27
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EAA AirVenture 2006
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07/23/2006
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08/24/2006
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Article by Steen Staff
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The weather is growing warmer by the day, but everyone is having a great time and the airshows are always impressive. There are many planes and it seems that the attendance is higher than in any year in recent memory.
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The AeroShell Team is unmatched for tight formations and showmanship.
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Steve Oliver wrings out "Sky Dancer", his Super Chimpmunk.
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The Hatz is probably the most popular type of homebuilt sport biplane.
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The S-39 is a massive plane with a complicated system of struts. Very impressive!
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The F-22 can pitch up faster than any other airplane we've ever had.
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Other entries in this series:
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Sunday, July 23 - Set-Up Day
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23,
2006
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Monday, July 24
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July
24,
2006
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Tuesday, July 25
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July
25,
2006
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Wednesday, July 26
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July
26,
2006
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» Thursday, July 27
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July
27,
2006
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Friday, July 28
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July
28,
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Saturday, July 29
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July
29,
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Sunday, July 30
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July
30,
2006
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