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Old October 22nd 04, 06:19 AM
Mike Brooks
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Peter Wyld wrote in message ...
At 13:42 21 October 2004, Nimbuskull wrote:

So, Where did superman learn to fly?


No idea, but he had a glider which was shared by a
buddy of mine, at Booker (EGTB) UK, for several years.
Nice guy.


I'm part owner of a Pilatus B4 that he borrowed to get his Silver C.
It was based at Rosamond, California at the time. I've got a copy of
handwritten correspondence dated 10/1979 that the previous owner gave
to me which says - " ... I'll probably be bringing my ASW19 home from
England next year, so see you around the skies of Rosamond."

Another article in Pacific Flyer (looks like a West Coast newspaper)
from November 1979 states that he owned an A36 Bonanza as well as an
ASW19B and had been flying for four years.

Mike Brooks
 




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