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A MEMORABLE FLIGHT AT PAROWAN
by George Powell It was the final day of the 2006 1-26 Championships and great weather for flying . . . if you were a duck.Normally, on an overcast day like this I would not have driven to the airport...
2006 1-26 Sweepstakes Results
Wow ! What a great year for the 1-26 Sweeps ! I processed 237 flights from 21 pilots to come up with the 148 flights eligible for this year’s competition. Another 16 flights were submitted in the Just...
OLC CONTEST WITHIN A CONTEST
by George Powell In the spring of 2006, Bob Spielman, VP West, challenged the 1-26 pilots from Warner Springs’ Skid Row Squadron to a contest. As we understood the proposal, we would mutually agre...
2nd Annual 1-26 Eagle Rendezvous
The famous, and now 2nd Annual, 1-26 Eagle Rendezvous was held during the 8-day period from April 29 through May 6, 2006 at Sampley Airport (28AZ) in Aguila, Arizona. Camp participants received a shor...
Announcing the 2nd Annual Beloit Wisconsin 1-26 Regatta
Announcing the 2nd Annual Beloit Wisconsin 1-26 Regatta Links Associated with this Article: Regatta Rules On Sept. 15th, 16th and 17th 2006, Sylvania Soaring Adventures Inc. will host a 1-26 Fun F...
2006 Memorial Day Fun Meet
Yards Creek Soaring and the Aero Club Albatross would like to announce a Memorial Day Fun Meet at Blairstown, NJ. Practice dates May 25 and 26, contest days May 27, 28 and 29, 2006. This will be prima...
2006 Labor Day Fun Meet
Preparations are well underway for the Eastern Division 1-26 Labor Day Fun Meet hosted by Piedmont Soaring Society, Inc. at Bahnson Field (43NC) in Farmington, NC. Contest days Sept. 2, 3, 4, with pra...
2006 SSA Convention
Photos taken by Larry Pardue & Jo Shaw To access this post, you must purchase International Membership, Life Member, Sustaining Member or Regular Member.
The 2005 1-26 Association Championships
Sponsored by The Albuquerque Soaring Club Sundance Aviation Link Related to This Article: Introduction to the Turn Area Task In Memoriam With deep sorrow the 1-26 Association regrets to report the lo...