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should i go to Ace Camp?

my mom gave me information about a free aviation camp in Atlanta. It's like a camp to learn what careers there are for aviation. The camp is sponsored by Delta Air Lines. I went to the website and it talked about going on field trips on the Delta, learning about safety on the Delta, careers, and flying a Delta Air Lines simulator. The thing is that i wanna be in the Air Force. I dont want to have a career in aviation. I want a career in medicine. I want to be in the military like i said before(Air Force). This camp is for like commercial flying or something. It might not be the same as the Air Force and im wondering if i should go here. If i want to be in the Air Force is this a good camp to go to or is it different?
disregard this question. Its a day camp and i dont live in Atlanta. i cant drive 6 hours there everyday.

Any opportunity you get to experience, learn and possibly make new friends is the greatest gift your mom wants to give to you.
She has obviously listen to what you want to achieve in this life and now it is up to you to go forward with those goals you have planned for yourself.
If you pick a role model who is in the field you want to acheive, you will see that they have moved between many jobs and learning experience to be where they are now.

So take this as your first stepping stone, and give this opportunity your best focus and see where it may lead you.

It's exciting because you never know where it might take you, this can make your convictions stronger or you might change you mind completely. Either way it's an amazing decision that only you can make.

“Aim High”, “Do Something Amazing”
Good Luck!

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What were the major developments in aviation, weaponry, communication, and medicine during World War II?

And how did these major developements impact the war's location of American industry and use of resources?

The jet engine, the P-38, the Norden bombsight, the atomic bomb. New engines and airplanes were developed by Pratt and Whitney and Lockheed-Martin, both west coast manufacturers. You now have a clue where to start. Go to an airshow. Do a little research on what exactly was developed where and when. Germany had the V-2 rocket and was doing preliminary work on the atomic bomb, and we had scientists working the "Manhattan Project. The British had , I think it was Alfred Norden, who developed a high altitude bomb sight, and somebody also developed and improved radar and sonar.

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