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Soaring Magazine Index for 1990 to 1999/1990to1999 organized by author 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. Department, Columns, or Sections of the magazine areindicated within parentheses ’()’. Subject, and sub-subject, areindicated within squarebrack ets ’[]’. Acee, Moses J. The Real Story (About the Pilot and Glider in the Thomas Crown Affair) (Letter) [Celebrities], July, 1992, page 2 Acharya, Sanjay Soaring Ashram in the Estrellas [Awards\BadgeFlights], October,1997, pages 12-15 Soaring Really High˜ (Soaring Mail), March, 1998, page 3 Acheson, Guy E. GPS Mapping Programs? (Letter) [Instruments], March, 1996, page 6 Acker,Mark Dr.Gene Bert Walker [Obituaries], February,1996, page 11 Adams, Aland So You Want ToBuy A(Used) Fiberglass Sailplane? [Maintenance and Improvements], May,1991, page 30 APilot’sViewofSoaring Montana! [Techniques\Mountain Soaring], May,1994, pages 29, 32-34 So You Want to Buy a Fiberglass Sailplane? [Sailplanes\Selection], July,1997, pages 27-30 Adams, Allan Help Asked for Youth in Soaring (to form Club) (Letters) [Solicitations], July,1991, page 5 Adams, Malcolm Bi-Annual Surprise (Outlanding) (Letters) [Techniques\Outlandings], February,1990, page 3 Adams, Michael (a.k.a. MikeAdams M. Adams) One Pilot’sViewofGPS (Letter) [Instruments], October,1993, pages 9-10 Safety Devices for L’Hotellier (Soaring In Action) [Safety], July,1999, page 7 Adams, Mike Glider Release Mechanisms [Launching\Release Mechanisms], April, 1990, page 30 Compass Input and the Computer Debate [Computersand the Internet; Instruments], October,1991, page 28 L’Hotellier Fittings - AreTheyThe Problem? [Equipment\Hotellier Fittings], April, 1993, pages 18-21 L’Hotellier Fitting Update [Maintenance and Improvements; Equipment\Hotellier Fittings], March, 1994, pages 29-30 MoreonWedekind Safety Sleeve (SSA in Action) [Equipment\Hotellier Fittings; Maintenance and Improvements], December,1994, page 11 Safely Using Ground Handling Systems [Ground Handling], April, 1995, pages 31-32 LS-10 (Announced by Factory) (Soaring in Action) [Sailplanes\Rolladen-Schneider\LS-10], May, 1997, page 9 Adams, Mike; with George Thelen and Eric Greenwell (a.k.a. E. Greenwell) TowHooks Revisited (Safety Corner) [Launching\Release Mechanisms], March, 1990, page 40 Adkins, Steve Great Mix! (Soaring Mail) [Soaring Society of America\Soaring Magazine], October,1998, page 3 Aleshire, Stewart Great Grandad is Proud (of Kurtis Rodriquez and John Newman)! (Letters) [Family; Youth], March, 1990, page 11 ANew BadgeNeeded (Letters) [Humor], October,1990, page 3 NDH (in Your Logbook May Be Only) = NDDH??? [Maintenance and Improvements], April, 1991, page 31 Last updated on Saturday,February 04, 2017 at 12:06 Aleshire, Stewart -2- Aleshire, Stewart Alexander,Jaime P. AQuestion Raised (Soaring Mail) [Magazine], February,1999, page 5 Alexander,Jamie A1-25, or a 2-33 (Photo)? (Letter) [Errata], January,1995, page 2 Alexander,Peter; with Richard Walters Minden 95: 62nd Open Class Nationals and 8th Auxiliary Powered Nationals [Competi- tions\National], March, 1996, pages 23-,2260,10327 Allemann, Rudy (a.k.a. R. Allemann, R.T.Allemann) The 1995 Region 8 Soaring Championships (Ephrata) (Soaring in Action) [Competitions\Regional], November,1995, pages 19-20 Allinson, Gail The Twelfth Annual Women’sSoaring Seminar [Affiliates, Chapters, and Clubs\WSPA], January,1991, page 20 The Second Season [Esprit de Corps], April, 1992, pages 10-11 Comments FromaCFIG, SSAI, A-IGI (Letter) [Errata], May,1992, page 5 Says Wander’sPlan Works (Letter) [Growth], July,1993, page 3 The Flight Review: An Instructor’sPerspective [Instruction\Flight Reviews], February,1995, pages 27-28 Ameriglide Help! Help! 25 GlidersNeeded (SSA in Action) [Solicitations], February,1990, page 10 Amiri, A.R. The First Glider Simulator [Computersand the Internet], September,1991, page 40 Amundson, Wally History Expanded (on Robert Fischer & his 1-23H Soaring Across the EntireUS) (Letters) [Sailplanes\Schweizer\SGS 1-23; History], March, 1990, page 8 Anderson, Bill Baby Bowlus at Vintage Sailplane Regatta at Hemet/Ryan (cover) [Cover], February,1993, cover Sunlight through the Wings of a Baby Bowlus at a Vintage Sailplane Meet (cover) [Cover], November, 1994, cover Anderson, Ed SolaireAnnounces World Class Plans (SSA in Action) [World Class Glider], July,1993, pages 15-16 GAPA(PW-2 Ultralight) at Sun’N Fun (SSA in Action) [Ultralights], July,1993, page 16 Anderson, Jim; with Flavio Lora 500 Miles of Jungle,400 Miles of Ocean in a Motorglider,and No Gas in Alabama [Motorglid- ers\Super Ximango], August, 1995, pages 17-21 Anderson, Scott; with Robert Atherton, Charles V.Lindsay (a.k.a. Charles Lindsay and C.V.Lind- say) Thermal Wave Flights [Techniques\Thermals and Thermaling; Techniques\Wave Flying; Meteorology], September,1995, pages 31-35 Anderson, W.L. A1-26’er Responds (Letters) [Sailplanes\World Class Sailplane; Affiliates, Chapters, and Clubs\1-26 Association; Sailplanes\Schweizer\SGS 1-26], March, 1991, page 7 Antelman, Don MoreonControl QuickConnects (Letter) [Hotellier Fittings], January,1993, page 4 Antonio, Marco (Brazilian Student Seeks to Correspond with) Friends of SSA (Letter) [Growth; Youth; Solicitations], October,1994, page 6 Applebay,George (Southwest Vintage and Classic) Rally Scheduled (at Moriarty) (Soaring in Action) [Affiliates, Chap- ters, and Clubs\Vintage Aircraft], January,1997, page 8 Why Another Soaring Museum? [Museums], May,1997, pages 20-22 Archey,Roger Apollo 920 GPS at Region 11 Contest (SSA in Action) [Instruments\GPS], October,1994, pages 11-12 Landout Kit! (Feature Article) [Equipment], June, 1998, page 30 Last updated on Saturday,February 04, 2017 at 12:06 Archey, Roger -3- Archey, Roger Archibald, Aaron Come to British Columbia (Letter) [International\Sites], August, 1993, page 7 Ard, Bill Announcing the NewMotorglider (Soaring in Action) [Motorglider\Russia], January,1999, page 9 Russia AC-4 Kit Due Soon (Soaring in Action) [Sailplanes\Russia AC-4], April, 1999, page 9 Thank You Knoxville (Soaring Mail) [Conventions\Knoxville], May,1999, page 4 Ready for the Millennium (Soaring News) [Sailplanes\Russia], November,1999, page 8 Ballistic Parachutes (SSA Mail) [Equipment], December,1999, page 5 Russias in the World Class (SSA Mail) [Sailplanes\Russia; World Class], December,1999, page 6 Ard, William (1993) Region 8 Contest (Livingston, MT) [Competitions\Regional; Soaring in Action], January,1994, pages 10-11 An Invitation.. ...to Soar Montana! [Sites; Techniques\Mountain Soaring], May,1994, pages 32-33 Montana Soaring-the 1994 15-Meter Nationals at Livingston, Montana [Competitions\National], December,1994, pages 25-30 Wants Russia 126 in World Class (Letter) [Sailplanes\Russia AC-4; Sailplanes\World Class Glider], June, 1995, page 4 Russia Sailplanes in Montana (Soaring in Action) [Sailplanes\Russia AC-4], December,1997, page 17 Spring Wave in Montana (Over Bridger Mountains) [Techniques\Wave Flying], December,1997, pages 32-34 Ard, William "Bill" Epic Gaggle Tales FromMontana (Feature Article) [Techniques\Mountain Flying], September,1998, page 28 Arents, George Illumination on the Search for N (Letter) [Communications; History], May,1992, page 5 Aricanova,M.I., et al. Soaring around the World [International\Soaring Sites], August, 1992, pages 29-36 Armstrong, Dan SHA Meeting Due on West Coast (at Tehachapi, CA) (SSA in Action) [Homebuilts & Homebuilding], October,1995, pages 9-10 Armstrong, Doug; with Ken Shea The 1991 US. National Open Class Auxiliary Powered Sailplane Contest (Minden, NV) [Competi- tions\National], March, 1992, pages 32-39 Arnold, Hans Some Memorable Moments (BlackForest & the Wasserkuppe) [History; Affiliates, Chapters, and Clubs], March, 1991, page 39 Arnold, Les; with Gail Truss Bill Rodenberg [Obituaries], September,1992, pages 14-15 Arnold, Marc Stemme S-10 in Powered Flight (cover) [Motorgliders\Stemme S-10; Cover], January,1994, cover ASolo Soaring Safari Over the Rockies, 3,000 NM in a Stemme S-10 Self-Launching Sailplane [Motorgliders\Stemme S10; Expeditions], December,1995, pages 27-31 Arrington, Dale C. Loops and (G-Load) Limits (Letters) [Aerobatics], May,1991, page 7 Arterburn, Ken WaytoGo, Ed (Soaring Mail) [Club], April, 1999, page 5 Ashfield, Keith M. An Andes Alternative (Feature Article) [Soaring Sites\Argentina], August, 1999, page 34 Atherton, Robert; with Scott Anderson, Charles V.Lindsay (a.k.a. Charles Lindsay and C.V.Lind- say) Thermal Wave Flights [Techniques\Thermals and Thermaling; Techniques\Wave Flying; Meteorology], September,1995, pages 31-35 Atwell, Skip Good Time at Wabash Valley(Soaring Association in Lawrenceville,IL) (Letter) [Sites], October, Last updated on Saturday,February 04, 2017 at 12:06 Atwell, Skip -4- Atwell, Skip 1994, pages 2-3 Auburg,Randy Liked February Issue (Letter) [Credits/Appreciation], May,1992, page 7 ATeenage Success Story: HardWork Pays Off(Son Solos 25 YearsAfter Father) (Letter) [Family], No- vember,1992, page 2 (Crosswind) Tow ProcedureDiscussed (Letter) [Launching\Aerotow], May,1993, page 7 Aull, Louis The Loss of a Soaring Friend (Bob Grey) (Letters) [Obituaries], June, 1991, page 2 Austin, Patricia D. Heart-Pounding Silence at 3,000’ [Promotions; Aerospace Education], August, 1990, page 20 What Soaring is All About (Letters) [Affiliates, Chapters, and Clubs\Freedom’sWings], August, 1991, page 2 Av olio, GennaroW. 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