Orville Wright's Legacy

To me, that is what makes him such a role model in my life. Lindbergh worked hard his entire life, but he especially did when he was fresh out of college. He dropped out of college to return to what he really loved, flying. Lindbergh became a wing walker and stuntman at fairs. After his time being a stuntman, he joined the Army Air Corps.

Chuck Yeager is arguably one of the most, if not the most, honorable, most decorated, and most distinguished Air Force pilot in U.S. history. He left a huge footprint in history. Chuck Yeager was born on February 13 1923, in Myra, West Virginia. Chuck had always been a curious kid. Hunting and fishing interested him far more than most of his studies, and yet he was also interested in mechanical engineering.

Reflection: My Progress So Far in English 101 For the textual source analysis assignment, I chose to analyze “Citizen Khan” by Kathryn Schulz. I was compelled to choose this article because it resonated with me the most. “Citizen Khan” recalls the life story of a man named Zarif Khan who immigrated to the U.S. for a better life in 1909 and went on to become a legendary tamale vendor in Sheridan, Wyoming. Similarly, my grandfather came to the U.S. with very little and began working at Boeing in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania assembling helicopters. He too went on to become successful and eventually was able to afford for his family, including my grandmother, my father, and my two aunts to come and live with him in Ridley Park.

Feng Ru “established the Guangdong Air Vehicle Company in 1909,” (Maksel). In paragraph 7, it states, “ During one test flight, Feng lost control of his airplane (not an unusual occurrence), which plunged into his workshop, setting it ablaze.” this explains how this was a challenge he faced when he was trying to be the Father of Chinese Aviation. In conclusion, Feng Ru hard work led him to become the Father of Chinese Aviation. In conclusion, Melba Pattillo Beals, Jackie Robinson, and Feng Ru had life changing experiences which not only changed their lives, but also their countries. Melba Pattillo Beals helped blacks have the same quality education as whites.

In 1924, he had the brilliant idea to move to France to make a positive change to his work, this sort of enlightenment had great results a year after he had changed his environment, "The Great Gatsby" was made. Many dare to assure is the grates novel of he 20th century, even of all time but that goes after every reader's judgement. The novel made a huge fortune and make himself very proud of it. He was a very smart man, who tried to beat every past novel he wrote but that became very hard for him. His record went to 178 stories which made him the author he ended up being.

One year after opening, it was deemed the largest testing laboratory in the world. Thomas Edison was a creative inventor that pushed the science world forward 100 years by inventing the lightbulb, quadruplex transmitter, telegraph, helping with the making of the telephone and much more. Plus he had a major positive impact on his decade by serving in the civil war, saving lives and creating jobs. He also had a major impact on the world by allowing safe lasting light with the light bulb, easy communication with the telegraph, and electrical distribution. Next time you call a friend or turn on the lights, think of Thomas Edison, because without him, they wouldn’t

Well this great invention has changed people’s life completely. The great American scientist Thomas Alva Edison is the one who changed the history of inventions. No body disagree that he was one of the most amazing inventors ever. In fact, he is the one who enlightened the whole world. Thomas Alva Edison was born on 11th Feb. 1847 in Milan, Ohio and he died on 18 Oct. 1931(aged 84) in West Orange, New Jersey, U.S.

Leading in a Life of Illustriousness For over two hundred years, the United States of America has worshipped countless men and women for their leadership and bravery. Of those, whether it was with ideals, life story, his writing, or fighting for his nation, Alexander Hamilton is a great leader, using his influence to shape America and the great minds surrounding the country. To clarify, Hamilton was among the Founding Fathers, building a foundation for this country to enable the later generations to achieve greatness. Alexander Hamilton, in his many accomplishments, embodies the idea of great leadership. Initially, the early life of Alexander Hamilton is tragic, yet inspiring not only to Americans in his time, but to many Americans today as well.

In fact, his first word was Baba, which indicates how much Amir had longed for Baba’s love and attention. Throughout his childhood, it is seen that Baba had not given Amir enough time, thought or confidence. This was ultimately the cause of what happened in the alley with Hassan and Assef. “I think maybe you’ll win the tournament this year” (71). When it came time to the kite flying competition, Baba had told Amir that he might win this year.

But it seemed like prison turned out to have a good impact on Wes’ life but it will impact his children’s lives forever. Finally, good Wes has gain familiarity after writing this novel but so much more happened. Social factors that set the Wes’ apart is religion, education and family. Closer to the end of the novel good Wes is on an airplane and when he was about to jump out he brought up that he was praying to God. Which would allow one to believe that Wes was a religious boy.

Known for its rolling hills and beautiful beaches, Kitty Hawk is a very frequently visited city with over 40,000 visitors each year. Although it is a good vacation spot, a very important advance in technology that changed our world forever happened. Kitty Hawk NC marks the place where brothers, Wilbur and Orville Wright, invented and enhanced the first airplane. While the Wright brothers were growing up, they were inseparable and very inventive. They started to become peeked by interesting mechanical devices.

The United States has had very many heros that served as our presient. Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, and George Washington are all heros and were a very important part of our society. They all did everything they could do to make this world a better place, yet they all had their differences in going about doing it. But i will have to say that the strongest president was Thomas Jefferson. Thomas was one of the smartest men to live and not only was he very smart but he had a desire to constantly learn new things.

When it comes to air power, the name William ‘Billy’ Mitchell brings to mind different images. Billy Mitchell had long understood the potential of air power before his contemporaries. Most people saw him as a hero who gave the United States strong advice that made them field the world’s largest air force to fight in World War II. On the other hand, other people saw him as an ambitious extremist and egocentric person who brutally punished anyone who opposed his views on air power. The barnstorming era of the 1920s was usually referred to as the Billy Mitchell era because he was the first to loudly proclaim the need for strong air defenses.

Colonel Benjamin O. Davis, Jr., who some might say became the most famous Tuskegee Airman, had trained under Colonel Parrish. Parrish led Davis and the rest of the 99th Fighter Squadron into combat. He also led the 332nd Fighter Group and the 477th Composite Group into war, where again, all of the pilots had been trained under him at Tuskegee. After their deployment and the war was over, Colonel Benjamin O. Davis Jr. remained good friends with Colonel Parrish and the Tuskegee Airmen remembered Colonel Noel Parrish as a great honorable man. Parrish extended Davis an invitation to come back to the Tuskegee Army Air Field to speak at the fourth anniversary of the opening of training taking place there in August of 1945, and Davis agreed.