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  • Main Canopy Size
    190
  • Reserve Canopy Size
    200
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    Cypres

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    D
  • License Number
    904
  • Licensing Organization
    PCA/USPA
  • Number of Jumps
    2015
  • Years in Sport
    44
  • First Choice Discipline
    Freeflying
  • First Choice Discipline Jump Total
    2000

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  1. Don: You seem to be up to date on Doc ( Gus). How long did Stevie die before Doc? What did Doc die of? If he died in '95 he must of been about 78 years old. I remember his making 50 jumps in one day on his 50th birthday and that was about'66 or '67. Did he ever loose his love for the ladies? What a guy!! If a bunch of us got plowed at Sam's he and Stevie would load us up in that red van, take us to their house and put us to bed. When we got up in the morning, we got breakfast and a large glass of warmed red greek wine. A couple of those and you were ready for sunday jumping.
  2. Don: I left in'68 so I just missed you. The Bottrel brothers were there when i was and Boatman occassionaly. Doc had a 182 until Carlos Wallace got killed and I think got the 190 from his estate. Carlos brought the 190 out a couple of times a month when his little operation had no activity and it was like a cadillac compared to the 182.Yeah, Sam's Beer was cold! Was Larry Morris still there when you were? Any idea where he is if still around? He was older than dirt @ the time. Must have been 40!
  3. This was from the early 60's . I moved up north in 68 and don't know how long Doc stayed there.
  4. Yes I do. Give me a couple of days to dig them up and digitize them and I will post them.
  5. Sorry. Did I say 528? It was 518 and there is a big shopping center there now.
  6. The Dz was @ 528 & 1-45 . The runway was just a grass strip that ran north & south paralleling I-45 and about 300 yds west of it. The end of the strip was @ the power lines on 528. Sometimes on take off you went over the power lines and sometimes you went under them! Ths place was not an air field by any streach of the imagination. It was nothing more than a cow pasture!
  7. Anyone ever jump W/ Doc Anognostus & his bunch @ Dickenson Tx. Sam's place 50 yds away , make 2 jumps and retreat to Sam's A/C for a couple? of beers and back to jumping and so on and so on. Anybody know the wereabouts of Larry Morris? Clyde wallace? Lou Call? Larry Fojt? Bob Williams? Remember The late wild & crazy Carlos Wallace? Great times! How did we survive it?