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January 18, Tucson, Ariz. / Cessna 210

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January 11, Vacaville, Calif. / Cessna 140

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January 12, Cedar City, Utah / Beech Travelair

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January 14, Deer Park, Wash. / Cessna 185

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January 14, Fort Meade, Fla. / Cessna 210

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January 15, Kelleys Island, Ohio / Cessna 206

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January 16, Tehachapi, Calif. / Cessna 180 and Beech Baron

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January 17, Port Huron, Mich. / Cessna 310

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January 17, Clearwater, Fla. / Twin Comanche and Cessna 150

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January 08, Galesburg, Ill. / Beech King Air

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January 19, Grass Valley, Calif. / Cessna 172

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January 21, Pueblo, Colo. / Dassault Falcon

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