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#11
May 17th 15, 05:15 AM
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Sacrificial layer for gear-up protection.
I have always wondered, why do people get so worked up about gear up landings in a glider ?
Has anyone ever been killed or seriously injured because of a gear up landing in a glider ? I have seen several gear up landings and none of them caused any injury and only minor damage. What's the big deal ? Todd Smith 3S 
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