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12-09-2006, 10:02 PM

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Originally Posted by davparlr

Yeah but when a unpredicted fog moves in, it would certainly be nice to have a GPS and an ILS. The Navy lost an entire flight of trainers at Cory Field long time ago when a fog move in.

I haven't got to play w/ ILS yet... we'll be shooting plenty though in the TC-12...

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