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Big Yellow Bird Goes Up Like A Home Sick Angel
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by Lin Cordray and Burt Gunter Ball Ground GA John Burton Gunter, Col. USA Retired, more commonly known as"Burt" and Lin Cordray often take to the skies. They are both AMA members who fly together
How to Celebrate Your 92nd Birthday
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by Charles Mackey, AMA Fellow and Hall of Fame Fallbrook CA Dottie Johnson’s ninety second birthday was celebrated by having lunch with friends who sang Happy Birthday to her. She blew out the lone
Propkicker's multi-engined SPAD
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by John Althoff Arcadia IL Jacksonville IL See a photo of the multi-engined SPAD and share your thoughts. Jacksonville, Illinois Propkicker member Robert Hall (right) with his multi-engined Simple
Krey picks up the pieces and keeps flying
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article by Dennis Dalman of the St. Joseph Newsleader submitted by Al Krey St. Joseph, MN Al Krey of St. Joseph, Minnesota and his aeromodeling club, the Granite City Radio Flyers, were featured in
A Jet Powered Old Timer
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article by John Pond submitted by William Kyncy Oroville, CA A gallon of unleaded gasoline, a Model T Ford spark plug coil, a tractor battery, extra safety equipment, and the inquiring minds of Jim
As Good As It Gets
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by Wm.M.Witty Harmony, PA I'm writing this letter to you to let you know some of what life is like "out here." I belong to the M.A.R.S. club. Our field is located in Harmony, PA. We are on the web at
