European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 14, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                By is a i a i diffs works on Sliwi Zlotor l rhe Ort con toning Miles of wire. Instructor will be Able to chock on everything Pilot does " instructor Cort airman checks wires to heart trouble panel and cockpit. These Are sleek f 105ds for which pilots take simulator test. Giant Gantry Al in Pitburg s 16-ton monster Zyl the cockpit is the real item. The builder of the f105d provide them for device. The stars and Stop one of the favorite amusements atthe new York world s fair of 193$, was a rocket trip to Mars. You paid your Dollar you boarded a space ship with 30 other passengers you buckled your seat Belt and you wasted off. Outside your window the Earth re ceded the sky turned Black and Comet flashed by. After a 20-minute trip you landed on Mars and stepped outside into new world of indescribable Beauty. After a Short visit you re embarked and returned to Earth. The whole trip was As realistic As human invention could make it today flight simulation is big business. Human invention has carried it far beyond the science fiction thriller at Flushing Meadow. And it s no longer a matter of Mere amusement. The first flight simulator was the Lin Trainer a $20,000 device designed by Edwin a. Link of Bui Sharaton n.�., thai came into use in the late 1930s. Hundreds of army air corps and airline pilots Learned How to Fly by instruments in the link  a could move m All directions on a Tot simulating a the motions of flight and the accomplished student could Fly for hours beneath its Bla eced of a canopy orienting himself and navigating by instruments alone. Europe now has the biggest costliest Light simulator Ever built. For the Pilot