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September 20, Driggs, Idaho / Cessna 421

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September 09, Monterey, Calif. / Cessna 210

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September 10, Winter Haven, Fla. / Piper Cub Cruiser

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September 13, Monticello, Ga. / Mooney M20C

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September 13, Mountain View, Calif. / Pitts S-2C

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September 14, Atlantic Ocean / Mooney M20J

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September 15, Escondido, Calif. / Smith Miniplane

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September 16, Collegedale, Tenn. / Piper Cherokee 140

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September 16, Stone Mountain, Ga. / Beechcraft Bonanza

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September 17, Young, Ariz. / Cessna 182

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September 09, Porter, Texas / Aero Commander 680

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September 21, Socorro, N.M. / Beech Bonanza

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