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Identifying planes seen in Tucson's skies
Some of the military planes most commonly flown over Southern Arizona are pictured here (click for full image). From the Black Hawk Helicopter to the F-18 Hornet attack fighter, all fly routes above us each day.
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This last non-powered version of the Wright brothers' plane made many flights in
1902. To make it, you will need scissors, glue, toothpicks, thread, a dime and
some heavy paper such as cardstock or cardboard.
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