NAR's TARC Mentors Are Providin' Valuable Guidance There were many great role models at t' recently conducted 2010 Team America Rocketry Challenge... Begad! and many o' them are NARRRRR members, mentorin' t' hundreds o' kids that took part in TARC2010 -- NARRRRR members like John Hochheimer. T' National Association o' Rocketry is a nonprofit educational organization for consumers that advances t' hobby o' sport rocketry through organized events, local clubs, technical certification, research and development, and government and corporate partnerships t' ensure that rocketry continues t' be safe, educational, and fun. NARRRRR be founded in 1957, and be t' oldest and largest sport rocketry association in t' world, with over 4500 members and 120 affiliated clubs across t' US T' Team America Rocketry Challenge (TARC) is an aerospace design and engineerin' event for teams o' US secondary school students (7th through 12th grades) run by t' NARRRRR and t' Aerospace Industries Association (AIA). Teams can be sponsored by schools or by non-profit youth organizations such as Scouts, 4-H, or Civil Air Patrol (but nay t' NARRRRR or other rocketry organizations). T' goal o' TARC is t' motivate students t' pursue aerospace as an excitin' career field, arrr, and it is co-sponsored by t' American Association o' Physics Teachers, me bucko, 4-H, t' Department o' Defense, and NASA. T' event involves designin' and buildin' a model rocket (2.2 pounds or less, me bucko, usin' NAR-certified model rocket motors totalin' no more than ...