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Helicopter Bursts into Flames After Crashing into Building
KTLA NewsLOS ANGELES (KTLA) -- A Sikorsky helicopter burst into flames after it crashed into a building in El Segundo Sunday morning, the Federal Aviation Administration said. The accident happened around 9:40 a.m. at the Raytheon plant located at 2000 E. El...Tags: Air Transportation Industry, KTLA, Human Body, Transportation Industry, Broken Bones
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Helicopter bursts into flames after crashing
KTLA NewsLOS ANGELES -- A Sikorsky helicopter burst into flames after it crashed into a building near East El Segundo Boulevard Sunday morning, according to officials. Authorities said there is a lot of damage to a building at the Raytheon plant located in the...Tags: KTLA, Federal Aviation Administration, Injuries and Wounds
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Some thrills in Sum of All Thrills at Epcot
SENTINEL staff writerYou can ride a roller coaster without messing up your hair — well, virtually — at the newest installation at Epcot's Innoventions. The Sum of All Thrills simulator attraction also can put you in the pilot's seat for a jet or a bobsled without...Tags: Pixar Animation, Nature, Game Playing, Vehicles, Bobsleigh
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U.S. Army awards major contract to Indiana company
Fox59The U.S. Army has awarded a major contract to an Indiana company and the work will be done in Indianapolis. The Raytheon Company got a $51.5 million contract to produce a system to defeat improved explosive devices or IEDs. Raytheon is a technology...Tags: U.S. Army, Indianapolis, Emergency Incidents, Explosions, National Security
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Raytheon develops Iron Man-like robotic suit
L.A. Times Tech BlogDefense contractor Raytheon Co. recently showed off its exoskeleton robotic suit that's under development and it appears to be torn from the pages of one of the "Iron Man" movie scripts. The suit, dubbed the XOS 2, gives a soldier the power of two or... -
Bill Nye The Science Guy visits Epcot on Wednesday for National Engineers Week
A Mom and The Mouse - Orlando SentinelBill Nye The Science Guy will headline this week's celebration of National Engineers Week at Walt Disney World. Nye, the mechanical engineer with a passion for science who is known for his television series and children's books, will have presentations at... -
Helicopter crashes in El Segundo, setting building ablaze [Updated]
L.A. NOWA helicopter crashed Sunday morning at a Raytheon plant in El Segundo, injuring the pilot and setting a building ablaze, according to the El Segundo Fire Department. The accident occurred as a helicopter was lifting a large air-conditioning unit off...... -
Scottâs head in the clouds
Orlando Opinionators - Orlando SentinelGov. Rick Scott surely thinks his decision earlier this month to sell off the two planes state officials use to fly around Florida will score him some quick points among voters. Particularly in light of some embarrassing stories last ye... -
The loss of more than 5000 Joint Forces Command jobs would ripple through Hampton Roads economy
When Norfolk-based Joint Forces Command planted its roots in Hampton Roads about 15 years ago, a long line of contractors spared neither time nor expense to follow, hoping to get a piece of the lucrative and emerging field of modeling and simulation....Tags: Newport News (Newport News, Virginia), Healthcare Policies, Old Dominion University, Hampton Roads, Boeing Co.
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Store beer in a wine-like cave? Southern California gives it a try
To grab a beer, Israel Arrieta doesn't just stroll to the fridge; he has to walk out his back door to the side of the house, where he pries a chicken-wire screen off a basement window and scrambles, crab position, down a wooden ladder.
Several minutes...Tags: Thomas Hardy, Los Angeles Times, England, Culver City, Landforms
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Elinor Smith Sullivan dies at 98; daring female pilot
Times Wire ReportsElinor Smith Sullivan, who was considered one of the youngest and most daring pilots in the 1920s when she set a number of flying records, died March 19 of kidney failure at a nursing home in Palo Alto, her family said. She was 98. The pioneering...Tags: Long Island, Langley Air Force Base, New York City, Family, Death
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