94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group To Team Up With The Centers for Advance Aerospace Platforms & Application (CAAPA) To Import UAV Awareness To Miami / South Florida Aviation Industry

Shown photographed at the 19th June 2013 Miami Maintenance Management Council (MMMC) monthly meeting at the Miami Springs Country Club is Captain Larry Harvery, USN (Ret.) Executive Director for the Center of Advanced Aerospace Platforms & Applications (CAAPA) and Benny F. Benitez Founder & CEO of the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group two former U.S. Navy Flyers

Mr. Harvey having a side bar chat after his informative speech about Unmanned Air Vehicles (UAV's) at the (MMMC). Shown is Mr. Harvey speaking about UAV issues with Mr. Roger Jarman of Atlantic Models as Ms. Kim Mercer listens and part takes in the conversation 

Ms. Kim Mercer an (MMMC) Board of Director and Mr. Harvey sharing a laugh at the (MMMC) meeting

Undoubtedly the best, world wide recognized image of an Unmanned Air Vehicle (UAV) the Atomic General MQ-9 Reaper

 Known as the Miniature Air Vehicle Recon  Intelligence Collector (MAVRIC). This designed was created by the Founder & CEO of the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group Benny F Benitez

The imagine of the (M.A.V.R.I.C) has been visually brought to life from is primary technical drawing by the (94th ACG) subsidiary known as the Digital Aircraft Factory which is over seen by its Chief Aviation Artist Ms. Catherine Smallwood 

Miami, Florida 17th July 2013: In the spirit and creed of the U.S. Army Rangers "Rangers Lead The Way" the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group (94th ACG) under the leadership of its founder and CEO, Benny F. Benitez in conjunction with the Federal Aviation Reserve a newly and specifically created subsidiary of the (94th ACG) and in a joint ready operation with ARMATECH of West Palm Beach, The George T. Baker Aviation School and the Center of Advance Aerospace Platforms and Applications (CAAPA) are to lead the way toward bringing the Unmanned Air Vehicles (UAV's) exposure and operational / training experience to Miami, Florida.

In further blog articles releases, we shall provide our readers with what promise to be a cutting edge, one of kind, private project being formulated by the (94th ACG) and the Federal Aviation Reserve and which shall usher Miami-Dade school students, particularly those from the George T. Baker Aviation School into the realm of UAV's, of which we believe is the future of aviation.

94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group 3rd Qtr 2013 Continued Follow Up On The Progress of the George T. Baker Aviation School / USCG HU-16 Project

The nose section of the Grumman HU-16 freshly painted with its 1960's era U.S. Coast Guard aviation paint scheme, which the once Coconut Grove based HU-16 wore during their operational days

Shown along the HU-16 is George T, Baker Aviation Instructor Allan Munoz and 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group Founder & CEO Benny F. Benitez who visited the School to check on the project

Miami, Florida 11th July, 2013: We at the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group (94th ACG) are happy to bring our audience an update on the 2013 U.S. Coast Guard HU-16 / George T. Baker Aviation School project. As our audience may recall, this project commenced at the onset of 2013 and despite a few logistical delays, the progress is visually evident.

Special thanks and appreciation is being rendered onto George T. Baker Aviation School Instructor Mr. Rick Flores who adult A&P students applied the U.S. Coast Guard Red paint as the 1960's paint scheme is being created by the student to correctly present the HU-16 nose section as it would have looked some 40 plus years ago, when Grumman HU-16 aircraft operated out from Coconut Grove, U.S. Coast Guard Air Station before transferring to Opa Locka Airport where Coast Air Station Miami currently operates from. 

We shall continued to provide updates until finial completion of the project which is anticipated by the middle of the 3rd quarter of this year.