Earth Quakes demo.

Hold on tight! Get ready for earthquakes and tsunamis! Jump on the Quake Karaoke platform and match an earthquake seismogram! Build your structure, set it on a “beach,” and launch a wave in the 16-ft Tsunami Tank! Then replay the impact in slow-mo and improve your design. Complete Puzzled Earth, the plate tectonic puzzle, before time runs out and the pieces fall! Spin through geologic time to make Earth’s continents move and re-form. Be an engineer as you design and build structures to withstand earthquakes on the Shake Table. Find out what engineers do to keep our world safer…When the Earth Shakes!

C.R. SMITH MUSEUM Summer Camp.

Image Blocked Image Blocked Image Blocked Image Blocked Register Now! Image Blocked Early Bird Discount- Register by April 29th and receive $25 offNot a member?  Join today and receive Museum member rate 2017 CR Smith Museum Summer Camps Flight Adventure Camp (entering 3rd-4th grade): June 12th-16th  $275 non-members /$225 Museum member Campers get ready for an adventure through flight! Our youngest eagle aviation campers will be introduced to the world of aviation, the science behind flight and learn what it takes to fly. Campers GET HANDS-ON with design challenges, flight simulators and activities that test flight. Activities include designing satellites, gliders, parachutes, flying gizmos, communication networks, beginner flight simulations and more! Meet the pros that go behind the scenes at American Airlines to learn more how airlines run. REGISTER NOW! Eagle Aviation Camp Beginner (entering 5th-7th grade): June 19th-23rd  $300 non-members /$250 Museum member Do you think you have what it takes? Eagle Aviation Camp explores what is involved in an airlines and the aviation industry! Get HANDS ON with STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) workshops on engineering, flight simulations, rocketry and more! Learn from the pros at American Airlines how the airline operates. EXPERIENCE behind the scenes tours of major aviation facilities including American Airlines training centers, DFW Airport, CAE Simuflite and Founders Plaza. REGISTER NOW! Eagle Aviation Camp Advanced (entering 7th-9th grade): June 26th-30th  $300 non-members /$250 Museum member Dive deeper into aviation! Eagle Aviation Advanced campers will participate in advanced workshops and lessons on airplane design, engineering, flight planning, beginner and advanced flight simulations, building a brand, airliner operations and more! Learn from people at American Airlines and other industry leaders how airlines operate. Go behind the scenes of American Airlines training, DFW Airport facilities, CAE Simuflite and more! REGISTER NOW! NEW Eagle Aviation Modelers/Drone Camp (entering 6th-8th grade): July 10th-14th  $350 non-members/ $300 Museum member HANDS ON STEM CAMP. Fly beginner DRONES and assemble and fly a REMOTE CONTROL PLANE! Campers will get hands on with STEM activities that teach the mechanics of flight, practice flight with remote control plane and drone flight simulations and participate in demonstrations from Dallas FPV pros. Campers will take field trips to flying fields and other industry locations to test flight remote control planes, learn about future careers in drones and watch drone races! REGISTER NOW!

A spitfire of WW-2

Sunset at different time today.. March 2 2017

A few sunsets I saw on February 27 2017..God is quiet an artist. They we taken in Hurst,Tx.

Engineering Saturday.....Very nice.!!!!.

The Boeing 707. It is the 60th anniversary for this airplane.. IT CHANGED THE WORLD!!!

This photo was made when the pilot "MY SON" was ten years of age.He is 52 years old now.

                                                     It took us ONE year to make this  Fokker D-7.

American Airlines Captain Herb W.

Herb was one of my favorites Captains to fly with. I flew as his flight engineer all over the world after we retired.  Lot's of great times. We were flying Boeing 707 after AAL stopped flying them.

My Son shot this portrait of Me while getting my Flight engineer cap on to go volunteer.

Yes I do volunteer at the CR Smith museum on Thursday. I enjoy showing off our Douglass DC 3.

It is located in our fancy hangar at the museum..Check out our blog at.... aal1946.blogspot.com.

                                   Feather- Mixture - Firewall.......3 important words in aviation.

I call this sunset of GOD'S ........Line into eternity.

American Airlines Curtiss Condor in 1933.

One of our early pilots,.Si Bitner.

Ask me to tell you some of his pranks he pulled at home and in the AIR..............randy

My son Randall wing walking.

The two of us built this German fighter out of steel tubing and fiberglass. Any one know it's name?

I took this sunset from my back yard.

Buford J., loading at Convair 240 bound for Louisville ,From Nashville,Tn.

                                         I took this picture of the Convair 240 in the year 1949.

Watch out Betty O. you are standing in front of the engine oil cooler scoop.The oil needs cooling AIR.

                                             Can you see that 25 year ID she is wearing .WOW

Gene Cernan....A moon walker....Dies at 82.....

A pilot gets home late He left home about 8:30 a.m. to do some work in his hanger at the airport with his friends. On the way out the door he answered his wife's "what time will you be home?" question with "probably about  1:30, I'll have lunch at the airport." 1:30 came & went, 3:00 passed, 6:15, still not home, finally at about 7:00 pm he rolls in the driveway, and presents his wife with a pizza, and begins the apologetic story. I finished cleaning the plane about 11:30, had lunch, and I started home, when alongside the road I saw this attractive girl with a flat tire on her car. I stopped to help, got the tire changed, and looked around for a place to wash my hands. She offered money, but I refused, so she suggested that I at least allow her to buy me a beer. She said there's a tavern just up the road, and they have a restroom, you can clean up a bit. I agreed to stop, we had a beer, then another beer, then a couple more, and I  realized that this girl was not only pretty, she was very friendly, and a good  companion to spend time with. Before I knew it, we were in the motel next door having sex. And that is why I am so late getting home.  His wife looked him right in the eye and said "don't lie to me;                                                             YOU WENT FLYING, DIDN'T YOU? *************************************************************

Checking on the activities of the day.

                                                AT THE C.R. SMITH MUSEUM
                                                     BETTY  and  CHASITY

Chasity and Ray.

Ray's farewell party.

QUAKE KAROAKE AT CR SMITH MUSEUM

Flight Science.

CR Smith's famous clock.

Yes we are a FLAGSHIP.

                                         The first thing the co-pilot did was to deploy the AA flag on landing.
                              The last thing the co-pilot did was to stow the flag in it's proper place,before T/O. .

A tread with a trace is ample. OK to fly.

A view from the hangar.

Just before and after sunset....Isn't HE great?

A few more photos of our Christmas party.