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I was on the National Skydiving Museum Committee with Bill Ottley and Chris Needles from 2002 to 2006. From the beginning of the Museum and Hall of Fame project all agreed no financial burden would be on the USPA Members. The Museum would stand alone financially from donations and charging admission. Building cost started at $5,000,000 on FREE land next to USPA HQ in Fredericksburg Virginia. Now we don’t know what the building will cost on land that’s not free in a third location in Orlando. Giving our dues money to the International Skydiving Museum building should be voted by the Members, not by the BOD who are supposed to represent the Members. Hall of Fame project all agreed NO financial burden would be on the USPA Members. The Museum and Hall of Fame would stand alone financially from donations and charging admission. Building cost started at $5,000,000 on FREE land next to USPA HQ in Fredericksburg Virginia. Now it $16,000,000 on land that’s not FREE in a third location in Orlando. I was on the National Skydiving Museum Committee with Bill Ottley and Chris Needles from 2002 to 2005. From the beginning of the Museum and Hall of Fame project all agreed NO financial burden would be on the USPA Members. The Museum and Hall of Fame would stand alone financially from donations and charging admission. Building cost started at $5,000,000 on FREE land next to USPA HQ in Fredericksburg Virginia. Now it $16,000,000 on land that’s not FREE in a third location in Orlando. Giving our dues money to the International Skydiving Museum should be voted by the Members, not by the BOD who are supposed to represent the Members. And that’s just a Giving our dues money to the International Skydiving Museum should be voted by the Members, not by the BOD who are supposed to represent the Members. And that’s just a start about what I know.

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Al King loves Skydiving and Dogs. And Sport Beth.

Al King was elected by the USPA BOD to the National Director position.

This is not a USPA museum; still the trustees want USPA money to stay solvent.

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Check out the Firebolt from Parachute Labs in DeLand. I have a Firebolt 164, best all around canopy I’ve ever jumped. It’s designed for soft openings on heading and easy landings. You won’t have any problems with a Firebolt of any size.

This is not a USPA museum; still the trustees want USPA money to stay solvent.

He was dedicated to USPA Members and a sane voice on the BOD. He was one of the nine BOD members who voted no on wasting any USPA money for the Skydiving Museum building.

We'll miss you Gary. He was a rock of stability on the USPA BOD.

He was 86. We’ll miss you Dave.

Ian Head was a body double for Mick Jagger in the 1970 film ‘Performance’.