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This long, buoyant piece of equipment is what surfers stand on to ride waves.
These two brothers from Ohio achieved the first powered, controlled flight at Kitty Hawk in 1903.
The 'Rule of Threes' states you can survive approximately three minutes without this essential element.
The foamy, turbulent water that forms after a wave breaks near shore.
This movable surface on the trailing edge of an aircraft wing controls roll by moving up or down.
In survival situations, this acronym S.T.O.P. reminds you to Sit, Think, Observe, and do this final action.
The rubber suit worn by surfers to stay warm in cold water.
This is the common term for the person who operates the controls of an aircraft from the cockpit.