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As identified by a specific symbol on the approach plate, New Bedford Regional Airport has non-standard cloud cover and visibility minimums and procedures in order to takeoff from particular runways.

As identified by a particular symbol on the approach plates, New Bedford Regional Airport has non-standard cloud cover and visibility minimums for it to be selected as an alternate airport.

Certain airports that are located at much higher altitudes above sea level or in farther North areas where the weather is colder require adjustments to the minimum altitudes that apply to the approach itself. These airports are indicated by a…

Title of the exact approach that is depicted on the page as well as the instructions to follow if instructed to fly the published missed approach procedure if the approach cannot be completed.

Radio frequencies for the weather briefing, approach control, and the intended airport tower and ground frequencies are listed and notes for the particular approach are located just above.

Visual interpretation of the approach is illustrated to depict horizontal and vertical instructions once certain points of the approach are reached. The frequency for the tracking device is listed as well as its unique morse code identifier.

Glide distance is depicted by a chart for when operating without engine power. Brief instructions are also listed above the chart.

Engine cruise performance for different meteorological conditions are listed on a table by altitude and temperature. Instructions at the bottom of the page give the user a warning that the table applies to an aircraft with speed fairings over the…

Weight and balance for safe operation is charted from the weight of the empty aircraft itself to its maximum gross weight and the center of gravity which is calculated before every flight.

The vacuum system powers the attitude indicator and the heading indicator, which are necessary for legal flight in IFR conditions. A schematic of the system is provided along with other components that make the system run correctly. On the other page…

Disciplinary specific tech. comm.

View of Bridgewater Central Square, looking south.

View of R.J. Casey & Co. Pharmacy and Bridgewater Central Square.

View of the Bridgewater Central Square, looking southeast. Cole's Pharmacy and the Bridgewater Inn are in the center of the view.

Image of Lincoln carved in relief on simulated wood. Man-made etchings reminiscent of wood-grain.

8 1/2" x 11 1/8"

Image of Lincoln using wood burning technique on wood.

Lithograph of Abraham Lincoln.

Enter Key of computer keyboard in room 230 of DMF Bridgewater State University

Onlookers viewing the damage caused by the December 14, 1924 fire on the Bridgewater Normal School campus.

The remains of Tillinghast Dormitory after the devastating fire that destroyed much of the Bridgewater Normal School campus on December 10, 1924.

Photographs of buildings in and around campus; photos of officers, BTC French club, drama club and costumes, some pictures are identified, most are not; Women's Athletic Association; Mardi Gras (1938)

Silhouette of President Lincoln with staff in one hand and top hat in the other. Drawing of nature in background.

6 15/16 (L) x 4 15/16" (W)

Takeoff at Logan