Keep It Flying. Part 1

x- Relation of angle of attack to lift and stallcended. ing; what apparent weight involves; how to recognize its increase; feel of plane 32, 41 in stalling attitudes. (MN 3474-1; 10 minutes) Keep It Flying. Part 2 U.S. Department of the Navy, 1946. Stalls, spins and recoveries; feel of the break in a stall, shudder before she breaks away, the "hy-ya Mable" stall and its effective results; how to use falling leaf in landing; spin recovery technique; analyses of progressive stalls and spins. 1950