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Old November 27th 04, 06:44 AM
tony roberts
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Common misconception. It's my property and if I feel I need to move it
then I will move it. Also nowhere in any regs does it say an aircraft
cannot be moved or must be released by some authority.


I'm Canadian and am following the Canadian regs, which state:

Except to rescue or remove survivors, extinguish a fire, or to prevent
danger to any person or property, nothing at the site should be touched
or removed . The preservation of any marks on the ground or objects
along the accident trail is also of critical importance.

Tony



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