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June 8, 2006, Gregory, Mich. / Beech B36TC Bonanza

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June 5, 2006, Du Bois, Penn. / Piper PA-28-180

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June 4, 2006, Jacksonville, Fla. / Cessna 421B

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June 3, 2006, American Falls, Idaho / North American SNJ-6

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June 2, 2006, Laurel, Mon. / Piper PA-28-160

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June 2, 2006, Groton, Conn. / Gates Learjet 35A

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June 1, 2006, Port Townsend, Wash. / de Havilland DHC-3T

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June 7, 2006, Carson City, Nev. / Cessna P210N

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June 8, 2006, Provo, Utah / Lancair IV-P Experimental

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June 12, 2006, Parkville, Mo. / Piper PA-32R-301T

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June 12, 2006, Tampa, Fla. / Beech 65-A90-1

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June 14, 2006, North Garden, Va. / Beech B36TC Bonanza

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