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Old June 8th 06, 03:43 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default Two very fun students

This week I had the pleasure to fly with a couple of freshly minted 2nd
Lt.'s from the US Air Force Academy class of 2006. They were converting
their glider time from the USAFA soaring program to civilian CFIG's.

To say this young lady and gentleman are "good sticks" would be an
understatement. They are VERY VERY good. They are enthralled with soaring
flight and plan to continue flying gliders. If they adapt their stick and
rudder skills and agressiveness to competition flying, they will be
formidable conpetitors. They will be solid contributors to the sport
whatever they choose to do.

Lookout guys, the Air Force is coming.

Bill Daniels


 




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