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October 03, East Highlands, Calif. / Lockheed Neptune

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October 04, Pell City, Ala. / Piper Arrow and WAR F4V

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Preliminary Reports

October 04, Jackson, Tenn. / Piper Cub

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Preliminary Reports

October 05, Knoxville, Tenn. / Cessna 182

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Preliminary Reports

October 06, Van, Texas / Vans RV-8

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Learning Experiences

Errors of Omission

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October 11, El Cajon, Calif. / Max Holste Broussard

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Preliminary Reports

October 12, Denver, Colo. / McDonnell Douglas DC-10

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Preliminary Reports

October 12, Las Cruces, N.M. / Piper Cherokee 140

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October 12, Mooresville, N.C. / Velox Revolution II

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October 14, Bolingbrook, Ill. / Wright Flyer replica

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Preliminary Reports

October 16, Meeker, Colo. / Cessna 210

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