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March 6, 2010, Cotulla, Texas, Robinson Helicopter R22 Beta

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Untorqued, Delaminated

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Learning Experiences

First Flight

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Preliminary Reports

March 24, 2010, Terry, Mon., Piper PA-22-150

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Preliminary Reports

March 19, 2010, Morton, Wash., Cirrus Design SR22

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March 18, 2010, Mount Vernon, Mo., Cessna 182G

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Preliminary Reports

March 18, 2010, Lewisville, Texas, Maule M-5-235C

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March 17, 2010, Eliza Island, Wash., Piper PA-28R-200

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March 17, 2010, Bakersfield, Calif., North American AT6

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March 15, 2010, Hilton Head Island, S.C., Lancair IV-P Experimental

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March 13, 2010, Aniak, Alaska, Piper PA-22-160

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

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