Scott Anderson (pilot)
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Scott D. Anderson (1965 - March 23, 1999) was an F-16 fighter pilot for the Air National Guard in Duluth, Minnesota. He was also a test pilot for Cirrus Design. He was killed in an aircraft crash while testing Cirrus's SR20.[1] Anderson is also the author of Distant Fires, an outdoor adventure autobiography.
[edit] References
- ^ Scott Anderson, Legacy. Scott D. Anderson Leadership Foundation (2003). Retrieved on 2007-02-18.
[edit] External links
- Scott Anderson Leadership Foundation
- Distant Fires by Scott Anderson, ISBN 978-0938586333
- Essay on Cirrus's SR20 and Scott Anderson
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