Glad to kick the old memories in the rear.


They had pilot, rigger, mechanic and instructor guides. All
at a time when the FAA test questions were closely guarded
secrets. The FAA was forced by court order to open the
question bank, so the FAA wrote thousands of new questions
and published them in booklets, without an answer key.
Publishers would work out what they thought was the correct
answer and then wrote their own books.
You had a choice, memorize 1,000s or learn a few facts and
figure out the answer to any question.



"Bob Moore" wrote in message
46.128...
| Jim Macklin wrote
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| ACME SCHOOL of Aeronautics, Ft. Worth, Texas. At
Meacham
| Field.
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| That's it !! The ACME Guides as they were called.
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| Bob Moore