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"G.R. Patterson III" wrote in message
... " wrote: Assuming the wires are down, it wouldn't be that difficult to do if the boat was steaming into the wind. They could let the thing drift, as far as I'm concerned. Maules don't need much room. George Patterson The desire for safety stands against every great and noble enterprise. There was an article a couple of years back about a UK pilot who landed a weightshift microlight, by invitation, on a British carrier (our carriers are really small, Helicopters and Harriers, not the US behemoths). I remember him saying that the deck looked really small on his landing approach. Andy M |
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