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October 15, 2006, Antlers, Okla. / Aero Commander 690A

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Preliminary Reports

October 28, 2006, Maryville, Mo. / Cessna 172

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October 22, 2006, Rocky Mount, N.C. / Cessna 182T

Preliminary Reports

October 21, 2006, Georgetown, La. / North American T-28C

Preliminary Reports

October 19, 2006, Odenton, Md. / Piper PA-46-310P

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October 15, 2006, Antlers, Okla. / Aero Commander 690A

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October 28, 2006, Maryville, Mo. / Cessna 172

October 22, 2006, Rocky Mount, N.C. / Cessna 182T

October 21, 2006, Georgetown, La. / North American T-28C

October 19, 2006, Odenton, Md. / Piper PA-46-310P