On the recordMay 8, 2003
This bill would create a national office to coordinate aviation and aerospace research activities within the U.S. Government and encouraging public-private cooperation.
This bill would create a national office to coordinate aviation and aerospace research activities within the U.S. Government and encouraging public-private cooperation.
Senator Brownback explains the purpose of the Second Century of Flight Act.
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