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of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz, a native of Toms River, N.J., is now a member of the Aviation Hall of Fame of New Jersey, located in Teterboro. Schwartz was the keynote speaker at Wednesday’s induction ceremony, during which hall of fame officials honored him and the three other 2011 inductees: Howard Levy (deceased), world famous aviation photographer; William Mack, around-the-world jet aircraft record setter and avionics designer; and Joseph Salvatore, founder of the NAS Wildwood Museum, New Jersey’s largest aviation museum. Each grew up or has lived in New Jersey and uniquely contributed to the advancement of aviation. Each inductee’s likeness is captured on an honorary plaque that will permanently hang in the hall, established in 1972. (Teterboro photo caption by Scott Ash) (Aviation Hall of Fame of New Jersey website)
The Space Force’s experimental satellite bound for geosynchronous orbit should help to mitigate some of the risks associated with the U.S.’s plans to improve space-based missile warning and tracking. The Wide Field of View Testbed satellite is one of two payloads scheduled to launch on a ULA Atlas 5 during…