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Preliminary Reports

March 5, 2012, Brockton, Mon., Bellanca 7GCBC Citabria

Aviation Safety Staff - April 19, 2012

Preliminary Reports

July 14, 2011, Albany, Ore., Bellanca 7KCAB

Aviation Safety Staff - August 29, 2011

Preliminary Reports

June 11, 2011, Ukiah, Ore., Bellanca 17-31ATC

Aviation Safety Staff - July 18, 2011

Preliminary Reports

May 18, 2011, Rock Springs, Wyo., Bellanca 17-30A

Aviation Safety Staff - June 29, 2011

Preliminary Reports

December 2, 2010, Corona, Calif., Bellanca 7KCAB Citabria

Aviation Safety Staff - February 1, 2011

Preliminary Reports

August 16, 2010, Douglas, Wyo., Bellanca 7GCBC

Aviation Safety Staff - September 29, 2010

Preliminary Reports

September 15, 2007, Dallas, Ga., Bellanca 17-30A

- October 24, 2007

Preliminary Reports

October 9, 2004, Hearne, Texas / Bellanca 7ECA

Aviation Safety Staff - December 23, 2004

Oct. 3, Anchorage, Alaska / Bellanca Citabria

Aviation Safety Staff - September 1, 2002

Preliminary Reports

April 14, Arlington, Texas / Bellanca 7ECA

Aviation Safety Staff - August 30, 2002

Preliminary Reports

June 18, Westfield, Ind. / Bellanca Citabria

Aviation Safety Staff - August 5, 2002

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