News>'Today's Air Force' features birth of military aviation
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"Today's Air Force" is a long-format, weekly news show featuring in-depth stories about the Air Force's people, programs, technology, exercises, operations and more. (U.S. Air Force photo/Lance Cheung)
12/15/2010 - SAN ANTONIO (AFNS) -- This edition of "Today's Air Force" features the 100th anniversary of Lt. Benjamin Foulois' first solo flight, which marked the birth of military aviation. Tune in for a look at some of the major aviation milestones from the past century and the men who achieved them.
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This week's line-up includes:
Segment A Foulois Takes Flight
Building the Wright B Flyer
SR-71 Sets Records
Segment B History of Edwards AFB
Testing the X-51 Scramjet
Military Aviation in Photos
Segment C Maj. Gen. Patrick Brady on America's Air Dominance
Neil Armstrong Special Feature
GPS Satellites
Legends of Aerospace Tour
