Flying V (1759 bytes)
1: ... by a wedge of offensive players (also called the Flying Wedge). It may also be a reference to the flight ...
3: [[Image:Flying_v.jpg|thumb|The Jackson Flying V Standard, the model used by David Mustaine.]]
5: The '''Flying V''' is an interestingly shaped, solid body [[ele...
7: ...issued the design in 1967. It was the 1967 Gibson Flying V that was owned and popularized by Jimi Hendrix.
10: *http://www.flyingvintage.com/gcmag/Korina.html

Flying Squad (1299 bytes)
1: ...y" ([[Cockney rhyming slang]] for "Sweeney Todd"/"Flying Squad") and "The Heavy Mob".

Fear of flying (2210 bytes)
1: ...l anxiety before, during, or while thinking about flying--this despite that driving in an [[automobile]] i...
3: ...ence]]; etc. While most people who are afraid of flying but to whom flight is a convenient way to conduct...
5: ...ravel. One major factor in many people's fear of flying is the sensationalist attention the [[Mass media|...
7: ==Notable people who have had a fear of flying==
21: ''Fear of Flying'' is the title of a [[novel]] by [[Erica Jong]].

Flying Fox (167 bytes)
1: '''Flying Fox''' can refer to:

Flying Polyp (1330 bytes)
1: '''Flying Polyp''' is a fictional species which appears in ...

AD Flying Boat (1999 bytes)
1: The '''AD Flying Boat''' was designed by the [[British Admiralty]]...
3: ...], the aircraft was of conventional [[biplane]] [[flying-boat]] configuration, and also featured a biplane...
11: ==Specifications (AD Flying Boat)==
38: [[Category:Seaplanes and flying boats]]

Flying Squirrel (2792 bytes)
1: Two groups of [[rodent]]s are referred to as '''flying squirrels'''. They are:
2: ...e group that includes the typical [[squirrel]]s. Flying squirrels of this group are mainly found in Asia,...
3: *the scaly-tailed flying squirrels of the family ''[[Anomaluridae]]'', fou...
5: ...g lemurs" of the order Dermoptera, are similar to flying squirrels, they are unrelated, and the similariti...
7: ...is these that are most often meant when the name "flying squirrel" is used in English. They are:

Flying gurnard (1771 bytes)
2: <tr><th align="center" bgcolor=pink>'''flying gurnards'''</th></tr>
25: The '''flying gurnards''' are a family ('''Dactylopteridae''') ...
32: * [[Spotwing flying gurnard]] (''Dactyloptena macracantha'')
33: * [[Oriental flying gurnard]] (''Dactyloptena orientalis'')
34: * [[Butterfly flying gurnard]] (''Dactyloptena papilio'')

Flying Stone (652 bytes)
1: '''Flying Stone''' is the title of a sporadic publication b...
6: ....zazie.at/Portland/00_WebPages/FlyingStone1.htm ''Flying Stone: The Bulletin of the Portland Surrealist Gr...
7: ....zazie.at/Portland/00_WebPages/FlyingStone2.htm ''Flying Stone: The Bulletin of the Portland Surrealist Gr...

Flying Buffalo (1343 bytes)
1: '''Flying Buffalo''' is a company based in [[Scottsdale, Ar...
4: Later, Flying Buffalo began developing other products, includin...
14: [http://www.flyingbuffalo.com/ Flying Buffalo] home page

Flying shuttle (1444 bytes)
1: ...'''flying shuttle''' was developed by [[John Kay (Flying Shuttle)|John Kay]] in [[1733]], and was one of t...
3: ...weavers were needed to operate larger looms. The flying shuttle enabled the weaver to propel the shuttle ...

Flying Tigers (5401 bytes)
2: :''For the airline, see [[Flying Tiger Line]].''
4: '''Flying Tigers''' was a nickname of the '''American Volun...
6: Flying Tigers was a creation of [[Claire Chennault]], re...
14: ...e the [[Black Sheep Squadron]], modeled after the Flying Tigers.
16: ...re killed or went MIA during the existence of the Flying Tigers.

Flying boat (4853 bytes)
3: A '''flying boat''' is an [[aircraft]] that is designed to ta...
5: ...ver by other aircraft types. In the 21st century, flying boats maintain a few niche uses, such as for drop...
7: ...light. [[BOAC]] and [[Imperial Airways]] provided flying boat passenger and mail transport links between [...
9: ...TrepasseyBay.jpg|left|250px|thumb| [[Curtiss NC]] Flying Boat "NC-3" taxis on water before takeoff, 1919]]
11: ...f the Atlantic]] during World War II. The largest flying boat of the war was the [[Blohm und Voss Bv 238]]...

Flying Scotsman (2325 bytes)
1: There are two associations of the term '''Flying Scotsman''' in the [[Rail transport in the United...
3: ...hours 30 minutes. This service is known as '''The Flying Scotsman'''.
7: Specifciation of Flying Scotsman GRESLEY A3 Pacific
30: In [[1995]] the ''Flying Scotsman'' was in pieces and was facing an uncert...
32: In [[1996]] Dr. Tony Marchington purchased the ''Flying Scotsman'' and has restored it to its former magn...

Flying Cloud (957 bytes)
1: The '''''Flying Cloud''''' of [[1851]] was the most famous of the...
3: The ''Flying Cloud'' was purchased at launching by [[Grinell, ...
5: On [[June 19]], [[1874]] the ''Flying Cloud'' went ashore on the [[Beacon Island]] bar,...
8: *[http://www.globalindex.com/clippers/museum/flying_c.htm Capsule history]

Wingsuit flying (8655 bytes)
1: '''Wingsuit flying''' is one of the latest sub-disciplines in [[skyd...
7: ...nfortunately, Patric died on April 13, 1998 while flying his wingsuit, due to a rigging error. However, P...
20: ...ying to lower their vertical speeds via different flying techniques.
22: Flying a wingsuit is the closest thing to pure flight. ...
24: ...flyers can actually talk to another skyflyer when flying next to each other.

Flying Circus (336 bytes)
1: *[[Monty Python's Flying Circus]] is a famous [[uk|British]] comedy TV sho...
2: ..., led an elite [[German]] air corps called the '''Flying Circus''' during [[World War I]].
3: ...led an [[American]] air corps, also called the '''Flying Circus''', during [[World War II]]

Flying Dutchman (778 bytes)
1: '''Flying Dutchman''' has several meanings:
3: *'''[[The Flying Dutchman]]''' is a legend about a ghost ship said...
4: *'''[[The Flying Dutchman (opera)|The Flying Dutchman]]''', a [[Richard Wagner]] opera based o...
5: *'''''[[The Flying Dutchman (novel)]]''''' is a [[1939 in literature...
6: *'''[[Flying Dutchman (dinghy)|Flying Dutchman]]''' is a class of [[sailboat]].

The Flying Keys (2483 bytes)
3: On [[June 4]], [[1935]], '''The Flying Keys''', brothers Fred and Algene Key, lifted off...
7: ...of full [[Colonel]] and Fred ran the Key Brothers Flying Service at Key Field until his death in [[1971]]....

Flying P-Liner (3464 bytes)
1: The '''Flying P-Liner'''s were the sailing ships of the [[Germa...
7: ...reliability, which gave rise to the nickname "the Flying P-Line". The five-masted barque ''Potosi'' made t...
15: Four of the Flying P-Liners still exist today:
21: Other famous Flying P-Liners were the five-masters ''Potosi'' and ''P...
26: [[de:Flying-P-Liner]]

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