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October 10th 06, 03:07 PM
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My new flying rule - bring camera
"Morgans" wrote:
Just curious, but what reference points on the planes do the wingmen use for lining up on lead? Root trailing edge to roll bar? -- Jim in NC Link sent via email. I don't know what the reference points are. My formation flying is very limited. Maybe someone else can answer that question. Ron Lee 
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