Edward Keating Books

Aging Aircraft Repair Replacement Decisions with Depot Level Capacity as a Policy Choice Variable
How to fly a747
How to fly a747

By Tim Paulson

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Summary, Places the reader at the controls of a 747 jumbo jet and introduces the principles of aerodynamics while moving step by step through preflight, takeoff, flight,and landing.

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Careers for computer buffs
Careers for computer buffs

By Andrew Kaplan

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Improving the Defense Finance and Accounting Service s Interactions with It s Customers
Options for and costs of retaining C 17 aircraft production only tooling
How to Fly the Space Shuttle
Edward Keating
Edward Keating

By Edward Keating, Charlie LeDuff

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Edward Keating Main Street
Edward Keating Main Street The Lost Dream of Route 66
Edward Keating Main Street The Lost Dream of Route 66

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