Alton Joe Anderson

On the way to school :)

Hey!

I learned a new song… here’s part of it as well as some chunks of other songs that my brother has written :)

Thanks!

Yesterday was our official induction for NSCS. The event went really well and everyone did a great job.

In the pictures, I’m in the front with the executive board… shaking hands of new members, and then saying the pledge.

 

Thanks!

Hey all :)

I bought a new monitor from Wal Mart last week to spice up the air traffic controlling that I do on VATSIM.

Check it out… in full swing.

 

Hey there!

So, I’m going to add more pictures after it’s more furnished… but here are some pictures as-is. Check it out!

Before Furniture:

 

After Furniture:

 

Thanks!
Joe

 

Here are a couple older pictures, 2004, from right before we moved onto the 36-foot Skagit Chief custom wood-hull trawler. We spent two full years living on the boat with it’s on-demand water heater, killer diesel stove, and 300 gallon fresh-water tanks. Those were the days.

We never took the boat out on our own, but we enjoyed the thought of it… that’s for sure. Living on a boat is an entirely different world.

I spent the last week with my great friend Earl from Juneau, Alaska. We enjoyed some incredible food and great sun. Check out a couple of the pictures :).

 

March 15th, 2009

On my way to pick up my friend at the Orlando airport, the space shuttle launched from the Kennedy Space Center. I was pretty close to the launch area (20 miles… I think) when the rocket took off.

 

Here’s a quick video. Audio is an archived MCO feed from LiveATC.

Press “HQ” to view it in high quality =)

One of my buddies here at Embry-Riddle did an instrument cross-country flight and I got to tag along! It’s a great way to learn more about the pilot’s end of the frequencies. We talked to ten different controllers ranging from Daytona Clearance Delivery to Miami and Jax Center! It was a great trip!

Huge thanks to Brad and his instructor for letting me tag along.

Here’s a video from the 3.7 hour flight in Riddle’s Cessna 172.