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October 17th 04, 04:23 PM
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john smith wrote: The impostion of TFR's has been a boon to the AFSS system. Whereas in the past, pilots used to just do a DUAT's brief, the creation of the rolling TFR has made the AFSS brief the best protection you can get. It's recorded so you can replay exactly what you were briefed. So ask for the TFR's on your DUAT's brief. That's recorded and you have a hard copy. 
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