chet-aero.com home

Introduction

The Story

• Beginnings
• Washington and its Airports
  • College Park
  • Washington-Hoover
  • Congressional Airport
• The Planes and Their Engines
  • Stinson "S" Junior
  • Waco ZQC-6
  • Howard DGA-15
  • Curtiss OX-5 Engine
  • Other Airplanes
• Clubs and Organisations
• Washington Air Derby 1932
  • 1932 National Air Race, Cleveland, Ohio
• Langley Day
  • Winners for 1933 and 1934 Langley Day
  • Chet Warrington, Ron Hubbard and Scientology
• Women in Competition
• Sportman Pilots Association
• Epilogue

Downloads and Engineering Documents

• Documents on Airfield Planning and Design
• Documents on Airfield Inspection and Maintenance
• Programs and Spreadsheets on Airfield Design and Maintenance
• Engineering Downloads of General Interest
• Geotechnical Engineering Downloads
• Other Downloads and Documents of General Interest

Terms and Conditions for Use of This Site and Its Downloads

Problems with Acrobat Downloads?

Problems with Opening Zip Files?

Contact Us

Above: Chet and his Taylorcraft "A", NC-19651. In 1937 Chet competed in a Taylorcraft, one of the many competitions Chet entered in.

Chet with his "weapon of choice" for documenting his own story (the later part of it, at least)--a Kodak Bantam Special, today prized as a classic "Art Deco" camera. Photo courtesy of Vin White of the Sportman's Pilots Association.