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• Black line flying 

  Ever catch yourself thinking or--even worse--verbalizing. "Gee, this flight's going really smooth so far" and then in the very next instant...

  Combat Edge, 11/01/04 by David A. Hagginbothom · More from publication

• Scooter scares 

  What could be more relaxing than a scenic drive around a Caribbean island on a rented motor scooter? Then again, what could be scarier than...

  Combat Edge, 05/01/03 by David A. Hagginbothom · More from publication

• Combating fatique 

  I'm not a doctor nor do I play one on TV. I do have over 3,400 hours flight experience primarily in the "heavy" world where double-digit duration...

  Combat Edge, 11/01/02 by David A. Hagginbothom · More from publication

• Are you fit for combat? - nausea during high-velocity flight 

  For those of us who have endured a G-induced Loss of Consciousness (GLOC), the experience might be described by the title of the Steppenwolf...

  Combat Edge, 08/01/02 by David A. Hagginbothom · More from publication

• Bird tales - flight safety - Brief Article 

  Before jets, before Orville and Wilbur, even before Daedalus and Icarus, our fine-feathered "friends" frequently flew freely (how's that for...

  Combat Edge, 04/01/02 by David A. Hagginbothom · More from publication

• Great balls O'Fire - flying among thunderstorms - Brief Article 

  My first assignment after pilot training was to L.A. -- not Los Angeles, but "Lower Alabama." Flying the CT-39 Sabreliner, we routinely shuttled...

  Combat Edge, 03/01/02 by David A. Hagginbothom · More from publication