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Old September 7th 18, 01:21 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default Too many accidents

Le vendredi 7 septembre 2018 02:55:44 UTC+2, Roy B. a écrit*:

Think of Helmut Reichman, Klaus Holighaus , Bill Ivans and many other masters of our sport that are gone. Did they have a "demonstrable lack of knowledge"?


Interstingly, three completely different accidents, by the way:
Reichmann: collision with another glider
Holighaus: collision with a mountain side
Ivans: loss of control at high altitude and break-up in mid-air

 




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