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October 16, 2011, Daggett, Calif., Beech E33 Bonanza

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June 23, 2011, El Monte, Calif., Beech A36 Bonanza

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May 20, 2011, Angel Fire, N.M., Beech F33A Bonanza

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April 9, 2011, Camarillo, Calif., Beech 35-B33

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February 7, 2011, San Bernardino, Calif., Beech 95-B55 (T42A) Baron

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November 17, 2010, Roanoke, Texas, Beech 35-33 Debonair

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July 1, 2010, Perry, Kan., Beech F33A Bonanza

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July 6, 2010, Mooresville, N.C., Beech F33A Bonanza

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June 6, 2010, Marble, Colo., Beech G35 Bonanza

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June 5, 2010, Marana, Ariz., Beech F33A Bonanza

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April 1, 2010, Dayton, Ohio, Beech B36TC Bonanza

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March 12, 2010, Boulder City, Nev., Beech K35 Bonanza

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