Flying Doctor Journal explores how aircraft and remote health services connect isolated communities to care. We publish practical explainers, historical overviews, and policy context for readers interested in aviation medicine and rural health delivery.
A short list of independent sites that inform and challenge our own reporting.
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Readers will find French-language guides to local memory, cultural itineraries, and community storytelling, with each article citing public archives and marking the line between established fact and interpretation.
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Readers will find German-language guidance on model flying around Albstadt, covering aerobatics, 3D, scale, gliding, helicopters, and drones, with plain explanations of technical, organizational, and regulatory basics for newcomers and experienced pilots alike.
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Chesapeake Cast explains salinity, dissolved oxygen, temperature and clarity for Bay anglers, then applies humane catch-and-release technique and tide, chart, weather and rules planning to a repeatable trip routine.
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Flagstaff Super 8 documents guest rooms, amenities, and reservation details for a budget motel on historic Route 66, giving travelers a plain look at rates, location, and nearby attractions in northern Arizona.
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Carnets Barrette profiles lesser known Quebec lives, French language heritage, and traditional crafts, with each dossier built from public archives, official documents, or oral testimony and clear separation of established facts from fragile accounts.
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Gorton-tank.com documents the Gorton Locomotive Works of Openshaw, Manchester, from 1848 to closure in 1963, covering apprentice trades, the working day, wages, five year indentures, assembly and boiler shops, forges, machine shops, depots, canals, and locomotives such as the 9N and 8K.
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The Air Horse Ledger explains horse air transport from jet stall anatomy and first loading to cargo routes, in-flight hay, water, hold temperature, export health certificates, blood test windows, CEM and arrival quarantines, and travelling grooms.
