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Subject: 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.>>

Huh?  I flew low altitude routes in the Navy and never heard anything =
about special physics and aerodynamics.  If you leave out ground effect =
(which every pilot should know about with or without military training) =
the only special physics I know about is that a/c don't fly well through =
dirt.  I don't think it takes special training to figure that out.=20