25 Jun Morgan Wright: Aeronautics and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, Week Two
The second week of my internship at Piasecki Aircraft is complete and my time here continues to be rewarding.
Work continues on the ARES project and the days have seen many meetings and drawings for various aspects of design. Along with recording executive meetings, I have had the pleasure of meeting two of the Lockheed Martin chief engineers for the F22 and F35 programs. Their perspectives and expertise on the joys flight were truly inspiring. It was amazing to see the thinkers behind the formidable weapons of the American air fleet.
While workings with the ARES project have been going on, I have also done a few interesting side projects. I designed and built some basic landing gear for a quadcopter associated with Drexel University. It is part of a much larger program run by Drexel that is meant to help the Department of Transportation reduce costs in its inspections. Piasecki Aircraft is a sponsor of this project.
The Drexel University quadcopter.

John H. Wright
Posted at 00:07h, 26 JuneAnd should you run into the Great Philadelphia Lawyer, you might caution him against travel to Reno and dalliances with Hollywood Maids. Tennessee Ernie Ford told me to tell you that.
Love, Da
Samantha Wright
Posted at 00:18h, 26 JuneThanks for the great update, Morgan! Sounds like your time at Piasecki continues to challenge and inspire.
Love, Mom
PS – Give our love to Pope Francis!
Joy Junkert
Posted at 14:29h, 26 JuneThank you for sharing your insights and experiences. Joy
Francie Tisdel
Posted at 05:56h, 11 JulyWhat a thrill it must have been to meet the 2 chief engineers for the F22 and F35. Whew!
And a quad copter! Whew knew! What an interesting experience you are having!