Kent Paser
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Kent Paser is a degreed Aeronautical Engineer, having received his degree from the Aeronautical University in Chicago, Illinois in 1957. He worked for Martin-Marietta Corporation in Denver, Colorado for 33 years. During that period, he worked on the Titan Family of Launch Vehicles, the Apollo Program, Skylab Program, several satellite programs, and the Mars Observer as Program Systems Engineering Manager.
He has been a licensed Private Pilot since 1964 and is a member of the Experimental Aircraft Association and the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association. Kent is a past President of EAA Chapter 301 and has served as a Technical Counselor for Chapter 301 for several years. He has attended the EAA convention at Oshkosh, Wisconsin for 23 years with his Mustang II Experimental Aircraft, which he completed in 1971. Kent has competed with his Mustang II in the Oshkosh Pazmany Efficiency Contests, the CAFE-250 Race, the Oshkosh-500 Races and several local races. He has lectured at numerous AIAA and EAA meetings on the modifications he has incorporated on his Mustang II. He has been a contributor to EAA's Sport Aviation magazine and continues to receive cards, letters and phone calls from people around the world who have read the magazine articles on his aircraft modification efforts. Kent and his wife, Sandra, regularly use their much-modified Mustang II to fly around the country to visit their grandchildren. (From page 7 of 'Speed With Economy')  Go to: Shipping Info / Purchase page - "Speed with Economy" main page - Experimental Airplane.com |