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December 17th 03, 04:35 AM
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No rumor at all. It did change in 1966 because when I started in 1967 a CFIG
was required. A friend who started a year earlier and got his commercial glider gave instruction that summer at a CAP camp. He later got a CFIG with only a show of paperwork. I don't think he even had to take a written and certainly not a flight test. Am I the only old fart on this group that remembers this stuff? Bob VanTreese 
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