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Congress and federal agencies on the most effective ways to encourage and promote national and international participation in the commemoration. The CoFC also undertook additional efforts to support Centennial commemorations and celebrations, and related educational and cultural programs, through its alliance with "Centennial Partners" who were "planning everything from cross-country tours to air shows and exhibitions, seminars and television specials." It also sponsored a large educational Centennial website.
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The site was maintained at the internet domain centennialofflight.gov by NASA. Following the closing of the CoFC in April 2004, responsibility for the site transferred to the NASA History Office, who maintained the site online, basically unchanged, until budget cutbacks and server-computer problems
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One of the Centennial of Flight Commission's principal efforts was the development of the organization's Centennial of Flight website, a 17,000-page online encyclopedia of aviation history (chiefly U.S. aviation history), with hundreds of articles, and thousands of illustrations. The Commission
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operations appropriations. In subsequent years, the commission was funded through general agency appropriations. The Centennial of Flight Commission, are provided with the authority to accept only nonmonetary donations. In this instance, the statutory language stated: "The Commission may accept
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The Commission coordinated a national outreach campaign, "Centennial of Flight: Born of Dreams — Inspired by Freedom," "to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Wright brothers’ first powered flight and the century of accomplishments that followed." The Commission also advised the President,
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The Commission closed in 2004, following the end of its scheduled functions. As part of the commission's charter, there were provisions for certain material to be preserved, particularly the large website, which was assigned to the NASA History Office.
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The site's development and operation consumed about four million dollars, of mostly federal funds, but the site became very popular during the Centennial year, peaking at over 4 million visitors per month by December 2003 (the 100th anniversary month).
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claimed the website provided "the most up-to-date information on celebration activity, as well as the most comprehensive collection of outstanding educational essays, multimedia and links regarding the history of flight."
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Numerous other commemoration events, and related projects, were urged, planned or supported throughout the nation, throughout the "centennial year" (December 17, 2002 to December 17, 2003), particularly in
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In addition, the commission anticipated numerous historical and educational projects about aviation and aeronautics nationally and internationally, and sought to be a shaping force in those events.
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The commission had limited authority and resources, and was chiefly charged by Congress to play the leading role in coordinating and publicizing activities celebrating the achievements of
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2003 (SM), challenge students, in grades four through eight, "to design and build models of aircraft using the ingenuity and creativity of the Wrights as inspiration."
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of the 1920s and 1930s—with dozens of vintage aircraft to fly the 1932 National Air Tour route that had been planned, but was never flown, around the U.S. heartland.
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It included a Presidential proclamation and the recognition of numerous aviation and aerospace pioneers, with presentations from Chairman Dailey, actor/aviator
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was present, and numerous military and civilian aircraft performed. The event was marred by foul weather, and failed attempts to fly a replica of the
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donations of personal services and historic materials relating to the implementation of its responsibilities under the provisions of this Act."
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The National Centennial of Flight Kick-off event, was held December 17, 2002—a year before the 100th anniversary of the Wright flight—at the
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was made up of various aviation dignitaries and public figures appointed by the President or the Congress, or designated by statute.
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motivated its abandonment by NASA in September 2012. Various parties salvaged parts of the site, including the
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The principal, and grand finale, First Flight Centennial Celebration was held December 12–17, 2003, at the
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To give advice and recommendations to individuals and organizations conducting commemorative activities
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The Commission consisted of representatives of public and private American organizations, including:
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To encourage individuals and organizations across the country to conduct commemorative activities
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and obsolete calendar data), and initiating other edits, highlighted with dark red lettering.
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Audit of the Centennial of Flight Commission for Fiscal Year 2003 and though May 19, 2004,
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There were centennial commemorations and celebrations planned in 2003 to occur in both:
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GAO-04-599R, Published: Jun 18, 2004. Publicly released: Jun 18, 2004, U.S.
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Headquarters, Washington, D.C., as archived, retrieved December 3, 2014;
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website, U.S. Centennial of Flight Commission, retrieved December 4, 2017
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website, U.S. Centennial of Flight Commission, retrieved December 4, 2017
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Headquarters, Washington, D.C., as archived, retrieved December 3, 2014
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Headquarters, Washington, D.C., as archived, retrieved December 3, 2014
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section, the CoFC was involved with numerous other activities.
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Commemorative Commissions: Overview, Structure, and Funding,"
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Regulations for the commission were incorporated into the
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United States federal boards, commissions, and committees
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at the approximate site of their first powered flight at
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Chicago Centennial of Flight: 100 History-Making Aircraft
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To maintain a Web site and a national calendar of events
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as "67 FR 758 - U_S_ Centennial of Flight Commission."
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In addition to the programs and events noted in the
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First Flight Centennial Commission of North Carolina
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National Coalition for Aviation and Space Education
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Index


105th Congress
Governmental
John R. Dailey
USD
https://www.centennialofflight.net/
U.S. Congress
centennial
Wright brothers
airplane
North Carolina
Kitty Hawk, North Carolina
Dayton, Ohio
United States Congress
Centennial of Flight Commemoration Act
105th Congress
106th Congress
Code of Federal Regulations
Wilbur and Orville Wright
USD
Federal Aviation Administration
John R. Dailey
National Air and Space Museum
Marion Blakey
Federal Aviation Administration
Sean O'Keefe
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
First Flight Centennial Foundation
Tom Poberezny
EAA Aviation Foundation

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