Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 February 1952 — Page 16

PHURSDAY, FEB. 21, 1952

— THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES.

THURSDAY, FEB. 21, 1952

Simulator Aids Pilot Training

wl ' By MAX B. COOK i Seripps-Howard Aviation Editor

DAYTON, O., Feb. 21--"1f you’ sit in there long enough, you feel You're in the airplane itself,” said Air Force Capt. Frederick J. Hughes as he -left the cockpit of %he new flight simulator for the big Boeing B-50 bomber at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base here. | Two B-50 flight simulators have been accepted by the Air Materiel Command's Procurement Diwiston for the Strategic Air Comand, Others are on their way, ‘along with simualtors for the huge B-36 bomber and the C-119,| C-124 and C-97 cargo planes. They|

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Wright at Caldwell, N. J. Air Force representatives Say mr... (5 his savings after taking] the B-50 simulators top anything they have used and will do just about everything the a does except fly. [ing. The simulator in effect, is, the cockpit of the bomber itself,

provides places for a pilot, I Patrol of Boy Scout Troop 52. He

pilot, flight engineer and instruc-|is a 7th grader in School 41 and tor, attends Blind flying techniques are Baptist Church. used and the three students can| Bill, his brother simulate flight of the bomber lalso 1s. a Times carrier, from pre-flight checks, through the ‘warm-up, into the air and 1342 W. finally back on the ground. Predicts Savings The Alr Force predicts mendous savings through its use.|

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By ANDREW TULLY Scripps-Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON, Feb, 21-If

ih rip” or destroyed oe makes] nor loss of life—if someone makes a wrong move. The pilot simply| but wiser. More pilots can be checked out) cince less actual flying time willlyy tne National Press Club and I “be necessary and this will reduce wag unimpressed. the number of actual planes Sooty utilized in training. Crashes aiso can be simulated

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but the “aircraft” can be allowed “whale ' ‘to proceed up to and Including meuniere, saute the crash with no harm to plané — $1.45,"

or personnel. By repeating the, emergency . conditions over and | again, the crew will soon react automatically to any emergency ‘that arises in the bomber itself. _ The B-50 flight simulator is a box-like structure, with only the “front resembling the nose of the| _ airplane. There are four cabinets|

expensive for lunch, but 1 ordered it anyway. A guy has : to be cosmopoli- . tan in this town. The entree turned out to be

Mr. Tully beside it. One houses the power more of a cutlet than a steak; it

plant and three enclose the ana- looked, in fact, exactly like a «logue computers, servo-mecha-| breaded veal cutlet I'd met out snisms and amplifiers which form in Chevy Chase the other night. “the heart of the device. | While more timid and less “ Capt. Phillip N. French spent imaginative lunohers eyed me +20 hours flying the simulator. with awe, 1 went to work on it. Later he reported that “the indi-| After I'd swallowed three mouthcations are absolutely accurate.|fuls, a fellow next to me asked I found myself writing my report me how it was. : “on the simulator just like I would| I had a hard time telling him. report on the performance of a|It tasted kind of like beef and #B-50.” 'kind of like veal and not at all & . _ — : ro

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