By Carmelo Turdo |
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(Minnesota Aviation Hall of Fame) |
1996, Dennoch Press, Duluth, MN
The Late Scott D. Anderson was inducted into the Minnesota Aviation Hall of Fame in 2009.
The Greater St. Louis Air & Space Museum is honored to offer the book, Unknown Rider, while supplies last.
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The Greater St. Louis Air & Space Museum is pleased to offer a limited number of books available through the museum website as well as several copies in the museum library.
Major Scott D. Anderson
1965-1999
Anderson and his family moved to Duluth, MN when he was six years old. He went through school there and attended the University of Minnesota. Continuing later at Stanford University, he earned degrees in Mechanical Engineering and History. Anderson lived the life of an adventurer, building a two-man submarine; making a marathon canoe trip from Duluth to Hudson’s Bay and writing a book about it; writing and co-authoring several other books; playing saxophone in jazz bands and playing professional football in Salzburg, Austria. He returned to Duluth and joined the Air National Guard. He flew F-16s, becoming an instructor pilot with Duluth’s 179th Fighter Squadron. His career path led him to the role of test pilot with the Cirrus Design Corporation where he gave his life testing the first production model Cirrus SR20. The Scott D. Anderson Leadership Foundation was created in his honor.
Inducted 2009
(Biography of Major Scott D. Anderson provided by the Minnesota Aviation Hall of Fame)
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