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    Preliminary Reports

    September 11, 2007, Joshua Tree, Calif., Grumman American AA-5

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    August 3, 2007, Elk River, Idaho, Grumman American AA5A

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    May 20, 2007, Hilltop Lakes, Texas, Grumman American AA-5B

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    April 19, 2007, Danville, Va., Grumman American AA-5B

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    July 06, 2004, Batavia, Ohio / Grumman American AA-1

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    December 23, Chehalis, Wash. / Grumman AA-1

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    Dec. 4, Brooklyn, Conn. / Gulfstream American AA-1 Yankee

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    March 07, Dekalb, Ill. / Grumman American Lynx

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    July 10, Medford, N.J. / Grumman American AA-1C

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    Nov. 19, Patterson, La. / Grumman American AA-1B

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    May 11, South Prairie, Wash. / Grumman American AA-1B

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