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June 10th 04, 04:40 AM
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if you do Silver.. in the southwest US.... in anything but a 1-26.. it's
cheating.. check out the number of 1-26 pilots that have all three diamonds in a 1-26 BT "Larry Pardue" wrote in message ... ".SGS 1-26 Does anyone notice a trend here? In the United States the impact of the, little respected, 1-26 has been huge. I think if one goes back through all the US badges it can be found that it is the dominant US glider. High performance sure does have its place but I have nothing but the best of feelings for the 1-26. Fifty years and still going very strong. Larry Pardue ex owner of 441 Carlsbad, NM 
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