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December 04, Harrison, Ark. / Beech Bonanza

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December 24, Avalon, Calif. / Piper Seneca

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December 20, Angwin, Calif. / Beech Baron

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December 18, Thonotosassa, Fla. / Cessna Stationair

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December 15, Mena, Ark. / Beech Bonanza

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December 13, Laconia, N.H. / Beech Bonanza

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December 11, Greeneville, Tenn. / Cessna 414

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December 11, Buffalo, N.Y. / Piper Aztec

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December 09, E. Stroudsburg, Pa. / Beech Baron

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December 09, Livingston, Texas / Piper Cherokee 140

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December 08, Placerville, Calif. / 3I Sky Arrow 650

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December 07, Chino Hills, Calif. / Piper Arrow

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