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June 26th 08, 01:20 PM
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2 recent incidents
What is wrong wit a mandatory waving off the gliders at the end of the tow?
Wrong is that I, the glider pilot, want to decide where to be towed and when to release. Because I, the glider pilot, am in the air without an engine after the release. No tuggie, no matter how experienced he may be, will ever tell me when and where to release. 
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