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Old October 13th 16, 02:47 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Sean says the US needs to go "Back to FAI Rules". Has the US EVER flown a National contest under the then current International Rules?

In the May 1937 Soaring Magazine, the System for Awarding Points for the upcoming 1937 Nationals is printed. Page 12.

 




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