Originally Posted by
Cubdriver
I do too and I have done a lot of study and coursework on the subject. It can be challenging, but studying and discussing aerospace topics makes professional and personal life more rewarding. I design aircraft systems for a living and enjoy talking about, studying, flying, and designing airplanes. Aircraft are sufficiently complex now that one can spend a lifetime on them without exhausting the subject. Airplanes are objects of practicality, beauty, science, symbolism, history, and are a key component in the advancement of a nation. One of the first things to obtain funding when a nation tries to move forward or protect its assets is aircraft. As such, they are one of the more interesting things to spend time on if you ask me.
Now I know why I appreciate your posts. Both my parents are retired school teachers. My dad, PH.D, Math Education, MSU circa 1974!!! Mom - MS in Education--FAU, 1968. Between 3 sisters and 1 brother.........1 Ph.D.; 2 MS degress; 1 MBA and 5 BS degrees.
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