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August 13, 2009, Rifle, Colo., Pitts S2S Experimental

- September 18, 2009

Preliminary Reports

June 25, 2009, Woodbine, N.J., Pitts S-2B

- July 27, 2009

Preliminary Reports

May 9, 2009, Muskogee, Okla., Pitts Aerobatics S-2B

- June 23, 2009

Preliminary Reports

August 17, 2008, Show Low, Ariz., Pitts S1S Experimental

- September 25, 2008

Preliminary Reports

March 5, 2006, Severance, Colo. / Aviat Pitts S-2B

Aviation Safety Staff - April 18, 2006

Preliminary Reports

May 14, 2005, Creswell, Ore. / Pitts S-1C

Aviation Safety Staff - June 13, 2005

Preliminary Reports

February 12, 2005, Marion, Miss. / Twente Pitts Model 12

Aviation Safety Staff - April 19, 2005

Preliminary Reports

September 13, Mountain View, Calif. / Pitts S-2C

Aviation Safety Staff - November 20, 2003

Preliminary Reports

May 31, Grand Prairie, Texas / Pitts S-2A

Aviation Safety Staff - July 16, 2003

Preliminary Reports

April 26, Longmont, Colo. / Pitts S-2B

Aviation Safety Staff - June 9, 2003

Preliminary Reports

September 25, Sheridan, Ind. / Pitts S-2C

Aviation Safety Staff - November 6, 2002

May 2, Westtown, N.Y. / Pitts S-1S

Aviation Safety Staff - September 30, 2002

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