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Bell Test Pilot – Chalmers “Slick” Goodlin
Slick flew the Bell XS-1 26 times proving the aerodynamic stability, engine reliability, and systems performance. Bell's contractual obligation was
Bell Test Pilot – Alvin “Tex” Johnston – Solved XS-1 trim system problems.
"Tex" Johnston Solved XS-1 trim system problems. via Niagara Aerospace Museum's Facebook Page.
Bell Test Pilot – Joe Cannon – X-1 Pilot
Bell Test Pilot – Jack Woolams
Jack Woolams performed the first 10 flights in the Bell XS-1. via Niagara Aerospace Museum's Facebook Page.
October 14, 1947 – Capt. Charles E. Yeager flew the Bell X-1 through the sound barrier
On October 14, 1947 Capt. Charles E. Yeager flew the Bell X-1 through the sound barrier ushering in a new era of flight test research. The
Bell XS-1 Construction Images
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This picture gives you an idea of the size of the Curtiss P-40 mural. Come see it for yourself.
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Visit the museum a see our newest display, a 12×15 foot mural of the famous Curtiss P-40 Flying Tigers.
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