Fai/Ssa Badge and record guide. Mind boggling

[Greggy]

Gents,

I am totally confused and apparently need to be an attorney to figure
out what records to claim for a recent pilot flight from Blairstown,
NJ.

I'm currently reading the SSA badge and record guide that I downloaded
from a link on the SSA web page, I can not understand this babble.
Does anyone have a simple explanation of how many records can be
claimed in one flight?



GL

[Tony[_5_]]

On Tuesday, April 10, 2012 1:29:07 PM UTC-5, Greggy wrote:
> Gents,
>
> I am totally confused and apparently need to be an attorney to figure
> out what records to claim for a recent pilot flight from Blairstown,
> NJ.
>
> I'm currently reading the SSA badge and record guide that I downloaded
> from a link on the SSA web page, I can not understand this babble.
> Does anyone have a simple explanation of how many records can be
> claimed in one flight?
>
>
>
> GL

you can claim as many state or national records as you qualify for for any given flight. See 6.2: http://ssa.org/files/member/USN&StateRules2010_ver1.pdf

[toad]

On Apr 10, 2:29*pm, Greggy > wrote:
> Gents,
>
> I am totally confused and apparently need to be an attorney to figure
> out *what records to claim for a recent pilot flight from Blairstown,
> NJ.
>
> I'm currently reading the SSA badge and record guide that I downloaded
> from a link on the SSA web page, I can not understand this babble.
> Does anyone have a simple explanation of how many records can be
> claimed in one flight?
>
> GL

Try reading it before you start drinking.

Todd
3S

[Gregg Leslie[_2_]]

At 19:04 10 April 2012, toad wrote:
>On Apr 10, 2:29=A0pm, Greggy wrote:
>> Gents,
>>
>> I am totally confused and apparently need to be an attorney to figure
>> out =A0what records to claim for a recent pilot flight from Blairstown,
>> NJ.
>>
>> I'm currently reading the SSA badge and record guide that I downloaded
>> from a link on the SSA web page, I can not understand this babble.
>> Does anyone have a simple explanation of how many records can be
>> claimed in one flight?
>>
>> GL
>
>Try reading it before you start drinking.
>
>Todd
>3S
>
Todd, did you wright it??? lol

[toad]

On Apr 10, 6:49*pm, Gregg Leslie > wrote:
> At 19:04 10 April 2012, toad wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> >On Apr 10, 2:29=A0pm, Greggy *wrote:
> >> Gents,
>
> >> I am totally confused and apparently need to be an attorney to figure
> >> out =A0what records to claim for a recent pilot flight from Blairstown,
> >> NJ.
>
> >> I'm currently reading the SSA badge and record guide that I downloaded
> >> from a link on the SSA web page, I can not understand this babble.
> >> Does anyone have a simple explanation of how many records can be
> >> claimed in one flight?
>
> >> GL
>
> >Try reading it before you start drinking.
>
> >Todd
> >3S
>
> Todd, did you wright it??? lol

No, but it's no more complicated than the FARs. And we know, that you
understand those...

[hretting]

Assuming you wish to submit for a record as your opening thread reads
and not a badge claim, first print out copies of the official form.
Familiarize yourself with this form, but first have family members
hide sharp objects and anything 'loaded' (not you of course).
Now, does the state that you started your flight FROM have a state
record keeper? Yes...wake his ass up and allow him to earn his
volunteer keep by ushering you thru the process.
They love this stuff.
If No.....would you like to be a State Record Keeper? Yes, people step
aside and allow you to pick out your dried chicken first at the
monthly B.B.Q. The respect is endless.
The trick is to take it slowly and fill in the form.
All of this is pointless if you are unable to cut, paste , and copy.
Maybe your SSA Official Observer is smarter than you and can help,
though mine was serving time and I had to forge his name
You were able to find all the existing records, right?
R