fastphil

No vid, just a still shot of mine.

is the book on Amazon yet?

I jumped a small helicopter with next to nothing airspeed from about 1000-1100 feet with a freepacked StratoFlyer; took a couple of seconds freefall to enjoy the proximity of the treetops and still had a decently long canopy ride. The problem with lower jumps requiring extreme accuracy is lack of canopy time to set up your landing.

Always land facing south.

Anybody know where I could view Mike Sizemore's work or possibly get some reprints??

Looks like you're re-inventing Magnet Men

I liked it, but what do I know...

I can't remember, and there were BASE and demos and parties and other unofficial locations, so I voted boobies.

It took me just one jump to get hooked.

No matter the maneuver, stability or lack of stability, time and space awareness are absolutely essential in skydiving. I guess you've figured that out.

Congrats, How about, "Love is in the air"

Memories are the best possessions, and notice the BASCR card is sexist anyway...

Way Cool. Late 1970ish we did an 11 way nekkid star at Spaceland from a small door twin beech; my only nekkid jump and the most awkward seating for the ride up I ever encountered.

I don't have it. I do have the September, 1980 edition, with the Nationals results though, that's the one I remembered. I do, however, have a 1979 Nationals Beer Mug...

Is that the issue with the team pics in it. I might have it, but I churn and divest my hoarded stuff occasionally. Or, did you already find one...