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From: Barry Hancock <sportform@cox.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Low Passes
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> Jeff wrote:
>
> <<Unless a pilot has taken a course in LAT (Low Alttiude Training) 
> offered by the military services-- then it is likely that one does not 
> know and appreciate the physics and aerodynamics of very low altitude 
> flying.>>

W-H-A-T????  I don't think anyone said anything about flying their low 
passes at 10' AGL...and outside of that, what in the heck are you 
talking about?  Do enlighten us on the physics and aerodynamics of 
"very low" altitude flying.  Really the only important thing to 
appreciate is impact with the earth yielding a PK of 99.8%...

Barry
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