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August 19th 10, 06:50 PM
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More getting gliders in front of the masses....
The sailplane makes a typical Yankee flown on landing! Can't you guys do a fully held off landing? Derek C And you base this statement on what, exactly? This from a country that was building taildragger jet fighters (Scimitar) and transports (Hastings) after WW2, when the US was flying tricycle gear fighters (P-38, P-39), bombers (B-19, B-24/25/26 etc) and transports (DC-4) before the war - I guess you had to be good at fully held off landings if you were a brit! Just kidding, of course ;^) Cheers, Kirk 
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