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Soaring Magazine Index for 2000 to 2009/2000To2009 Organized by Subject Soaring Magazine Index for 2000 to 2009/2000to2009 organized by subject The contents have all been re-entered by hand, so thereare going to be typos and confusion between author and subject, etc... Please send along any corrections and suggestions for improvement. 1-26 Randy Rothe, Bullseye! - The 2002 1-26 Championships,December,2002, page 9 75th Anniversary of the Soaring Society of America SOARING - The Takeoff(1937 Reprint),May,2007, page 2 A, B, C Chuck Coyne, May,2009, page 4 Academy Air Force Richard Fucci, Air Force Academy Visit,May,2008, page 5 Accident Accident Report,August, 2000, page 8 Gavin Wills, Norm’sLast Flight,May,2002, page 26 Activity John Good, Soaring Participation Worldwide,July,2001, page 34 AeroTow Pete Guy, Crosswind LaunchinFredericksburg, Texas,April, 2009, pages "30, 31" Safety Peter Stauble, AeroTow Emergencies,September,2001, page 3 Aerobatics Chris Woods, Winter Haven,January,2003, cover Jason Stephens, WA G 2009 - A Glider Pilot’sPerspective,October,2009, page 40 Aerodynamics Joe Salz, Angle of Attack,September,2005, page 3 Deturbulator Jim Hendrix, Old Wineskins,April, 2009, page 5 Deturbulators Richard H. Johnson, Aflight Test Evaluation of the Sinha Wing Performance Enhancing Detur- bulators,May,2007, page 35 Flight Tests Dick Johnson and Dean Carswell, AFlight Test Evaluation of the Genesis 2 Sailplane,March, 2000, page 14 Richard H. Johnson and Dean Carswell, AFlight Test Evaluation of the 304 CZ Sailplane,July, 2000, page 30 Richard Johnson, AFlight Test Evaluation of the LAK-17A Racing Class Sailplane,March, 2001, page 25 Dick Johnson, AFlight Test Evaluation of the LAK-17A Racing Class Sailplane,July,2001, page 22 Chad Moore, Performance Testing the Russia AC-4c,September,2001, page 28 Richard H. Johnson, AFlight Test Evaluation of the HpH 304C Wasp StandardClass Sailplane,April, 2003, page 22 Richard H. Johnson, AFlight Test Evaluation of the HP-18 Sailplane,July,2003, page 24 Richard H. Johnson, AFlight Test Evaluation of the DG-1000S Sailplane,September,2003, page 14 Richard H. Johnson, AFlight Test Evaluation of the HK36TTC Super Dimona Motorglider, February,2004, pages 19-24 Richard H. Johnson, AFlight Test Evaulation of the PW-6U Two Seated Sailplane,May,2004, page 20 Dean Carswell, Flying the Newly Certified PW-6U,May,2004, pages 23-25 Roger Buchanan, Flying the Electric Antares,June, 2004, pages 27-32 Last updated on Saturday,February 04, 2017 at 13:06 Aerodynamics -2- Aerodynamics Richard H. Johnson, AFlight Test Evaluation of the Sparrow Hawk Light Sailplane,August, 2005, pages 21-28 Dean Carswell, APilot Evaluation of the WindwardPerformance SparrowHawk,August, 2005, pages 25-26 Performance Brian Mork, TG-7 Performance,December,2004, pages 30-31 Affiliate WSPA WSPASeminar,September,2007, page 7 Affiliates & Divisions WSPA WSPAAnnounces NewScholarship,February,2008, page 38 Affiliates, Chapters, and Clubs Tony Fabiszak, Mississippi State University Soaring Club,January,2000, page 3 Tony Fabiszak and Michael Cancienne, Thanks from MSU,April, 2000, page 3 Ron Clarke, An Inter-Club Rivalry,July,2001, page 16 Bertha Ryan, Soaring Landmark Dedication,April, 2002, page 6 PatBrown, GHSA Completes Hangar Project,January,2003, page 9 Rick Sheppe, HpH/Glasflugel 304C Notes,February,2003, page 23 Nyal Williams, Anti-Trophy,April, 2003, page 3 Gary P.Bushouse, Thank You, Jayne Reid,May,2003, page 3 Angus Thomson, Searching for a Tow plane,May,2003, page 4 Peter Deane, The PASCO League,July,2003, page 19 FraukeElber, Club News,February,2004, page 5 FraukeElber, Perserverance,March, 2004, page 1 FraukeElber, ADecline in Participation,March, 2004, page 12 Diana S. Wright, Albuquerque Soaring Club Hosts SSA Executive Director,April, 2004, page 9 FraukeElber, Season Report,April, 2004, page 10 Dick Johnson, 2004 Marfa Spring Thermal and Wave Camp Report,June, 2004, page 6 FraukeElber, APlace to Fly,APlace to Stay,June, 2004, page 11 FraukeElber, ASpecial Dedication to World War II Glider Pilots,July,2004, page 11 FraukeElber, The Good News and the Bad News,September,2004, page 11 FraukeElber, Perils of Soaring,Mother Nature’sand Man Made,October,2004, pages 16-17 John and Lisabeth Boyce, Memorable Weekend,December,2004, page 40 FraukeElber, People,People,People,January,2005, pages 15-16 FraukeElber, WinchLaunching,February,2005, page 10 FraukeElber, Young Voices,March, 2005, pages 10-11 Joe Volmar, Time is Running Out,April, 2005, page 10 FraukeElber,editor, Milestones,April, 2005, pages 10-11 JeffDaye, April, 2005, pages 10-11 Charles Cook, FirstinFlight - First in Safety,April, 2005, page 11 FraukeElber, Why AreThereSoFew Women In Soaring?,May,2005, pages 12-13 FraukeElber, Aller aux vaches,June, 2005, pages 10-11 WSSS at Holloman AFB Air Show, Mark Rowe,July,2005, page 7 FraukeElber, What is in a Name?,July,2005, pages 13-14 FraukeElber, Soaring Fun Meets,August, 2005, pages 15-16 FraukeElber, Club News - This and That,February,2006, page 11 Jay Meinen, Choose Your Club Wisely,March, 2006, page 4 FraukeElber, Clubs and ChaptersReport from Arlington by Dave Newill,April, 2006, page 11 Cloudniners Soaring Club, Private Pilot Glider Certificate Received,April, 2006, page 46 FraukeElber/Robin McDaniel, Odds and Ends,November,2006, page 18 Accidents FraukeElber, Managing an Incident/Accident at Gliderports,December,2006, page 16 Adrian Last updated on Saturday,February 04, 2017 at 13:06 Affiliates, Chapters, and Clubs -3- Affiliates, Chapters, and Clubs Slim Jost, ALabor of Love,January,2000, page 6 Caesar Creek David Menshen, Excitement at Caesar Creek Soaring Club,July,2000, page 49 CAP Jim Kellett, Virginia’sFirst CAP Cadet Glider Solo,January,2003, page 42 Phil Corbell, Arizona Wing’sNewest Pilot,April, 2003, page 43 Philip T.Corbell, ANew Pilot in Arizona,September,2003, page 44 John Gleeson, Civil Air Patrol - Hawaii Wing,October,2004, page 7 Al Allenback, Thanks for Great Story (Tapping into the Energy of Youth with the Civil Air Patrol, November 2004),February,2005, page 3 TimRoss, CAP is a Great Place to Start,February,2005, page 3 Caprock Soaring Club CaprockSoaring Club,May,2006, page 49 Chicagoland Chicagoland Glider Council to Host SSA Town Meeting and Safety Seminar,February,2000, page 8 Chicagoland Glider Council FraukeElber, What Soaring Means to Me by Trace Lewis; Same Day Solo by Mikeand Lukas Kennedy,March, 2006, page 13 Civil Air Patrol TomTraver, Civil Air Patrol Needs Assistance,January,2006, page 3 Solo David Beauregard, Last Solo BeforeSnowfall,January,2006, page 43 Crewing FraukeElber, Summer Adventures,May,2006, page 8 Cross-Country FraukeElber/Val Brain, Introducing Cross-Country Soaring,October,2006, page 16 ESA PatValdata, East-West Weekend Workshops Succeed for ESA,March, 2006, page 18 Fault Line Flyers Bill Brinkman, Fault Line Flyer’sCand Bronze BadgeCamp,February,2000, page 8 Fund Raising FraukeElber and Dave Newill, June News Updates,June, 2006, page 11 Harris Hill ASoaring Club’sFirst Fifty Years,June, 2006, page 9 Instruction Dick Johnson, Kudos for TSA Flight Instructors,February,2003, page 3 LSA Rules PatBrown, How the Greater Houston Soaring Association, Inc. is Using the NewLSA Rules, June, 2006, page 29 Marine Larry Krengel, NewAddition to Club,October,2006, page 48 National Soaring Museum Raul Blacksten, Dear Glider Pilot and Friend,August, 2005, pages 3-4 Landmark Dan Armstrong, Arvin-SierraGlider port Remembrance,January,2000, page 5 Janice Hagen Armstrong, Arvin SierraComes Alive Again...60 YearsLater,April, 2000, page 24 Simine Short, ALook Backand A Glance Forward,May,2000, page 28 Peter Selinger, Fr anklin PS-2 and ASW-27B at the ElmiraNational Soaring Landmark Dedication,December,2000, cover Editor, Correction,February,2001, page 6 Laurence Edgar, High Flight in a Mountain Lee Wave,June, 2002, page 26 Last updated on Saturday,February 04, 2017 at 13:06 Affiliates, Chapters, and Clubs -4- Affiliates, Chapters, and Clubs Bertha Ryan and Lloyd Licher, Mountain Wave Exploration: The Past Meets the Future,August, 2002, page 34 Dave Raspet, Raspet Flight Research Laboratory - the Newest Soaring Landmark, October,2003, page 36 Landmarks Kevin Brooker,Bill Batesole, Allan MacNicol, Rick Roelke, and Rick Sheppe, Land- mark Designated,April, 2005, page 7 Nutmeg William Kenyon, AHome for Nutmeggers - Buying Freehold Airport,June, 2003, page 30 Public Relations FraukeElber, What Can WeDofor Our Sport?,December,2004, page 17 PW-5 Bob Eli, Te xas PW-5 News,February,2000, page 8 Sailplane Safety Foundation Billy Singleton, April SSF Report,April, 2003, page 46 Soaring Club of Houston Alexis Glenn Latner, Club Welcome,September,2003, page 30 Soaring Safety Foundation Bob Wander, Soaring Safety Foundation Web Site,August, 2005, pages 18-19 Texas Soaring Association Sharon Smith, Celebrating a Banner Year at TSA,January,2003, page 4 Tidewater FraukeElber, Tidewater Soaring Society has a Permanent Home,January,2003, page 9 Training FraukeElber and Robin McDaniel, Story Follow-up & The Pink Slip,July,2006, page 10 Wabash Valley Soaring Association Dave Schuur, ALittle Incentive,August, 2004, page 5 White Sands Bob Dittert, Turkeyfest Another Success,February,2000, page 5 WSPA Editor, WSPABid Correction,March, 2003, page 8 Phyllis Wells and FraukeElber, 25 YearsofWomen Soaring Seminars,September,2003, page 8 FraukeElber, Seeking Host,May,2004, page 6 FraukeElber, WSPAAnnouncement,October,2004, page 6 Vesna Stergar, The 2004 Women Seminar at Harris Hill, NY,October,2004, page 10 WSPAAwarded $2800 in Scholarships in 2004,January,2005, page 11 Phyllis Wills, WSPAOffersNew
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