Leishman named 2007 AHS Technical Fellow

Dr. J. Gordon Leishman - 2007 Fellow of the AHS

Congratulations to Dr. J. Gordon Leishman for being named a 2007 Technical Fellow of the American Helicopter Society (AHS). Dr. Leishman has distinguished himself as one of the leading persons in rotorcraft aerodynamics in the world. Only 4 inductees are chosen every year for the AHS Technical Fellow Award. Two of this year's inductees have Maryland connections. The other is Mark Tischler a former student of Dr. Jewel Barlow.

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March 27, 2007

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