Bruce B. Blake (center) accepts the Grover E. Bell Award on behalf of himself and Theodore 5. Garnett, Jr. from Joe Mallen (left) and Fred Smith. The Bell Award is presented to recognize outstanding contributions to research and experimentation in helicopter development. Blake and Garnett were recognized for their efforts as the leaders of the Boeing Vertol Simulation Laboratory's contribution to the ad­vancement of simulation technology. In 1982 the Simulation Laboratory put in­to operational use a rotorcraft motion-­base simulator that is a unique and valuable tool in the cost effective in­vestigation of flight control laws. AHS' (now VFS) 39th Annual Forum and Technology Display held May 9-11, 1983 at St. Louise, Missouri, USA
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Bruce B. Blake (center) accepts the Grover E. Bell Award on behalf of himself and Theodore 5. Garnett, Jr. from Joe Mallen (left) and Fred Smith. The Bell Award is presented to recognize outstanding contributions to research and experimentation in helicopter development. Blake and Garnett were recognized for their efforts as the leaders of the Boeing Vertol Simulation Laboratory's contribution to the ad­vancement of simulation technology. In 1982 the Simulation Laboratory put in­to operational use a rotorcraft motion-­base simulator that is a unique and valuable tool in the cost effective in­vestigation of flight control laws.

AHS' (now VFS) 39th Annual Forum and Technology Display held May 9-11, 1983 at St. Louise, Missouri, USA

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