Kjnastro
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Cubbers,
I can't say enough about Allen and the business he runs. I have known him since I was a young fella, and his dedication to emergency egress and survival are as on target now as they were then.
Here is a link to his columns, and on the home page you'll find a link to his EAA webinars (which are freekin fantastic):
http://www.silverparachutes.com/ask-allen-column/
I know most of us dont wear chutes in Cubs. I'll wear a helmet from time to time, and honestly should be more systematic with it. Still, his approach at survival is top notch. I have found myself reading issue after issue of his publications today, and wondering why I don't think about this stuff more often. I wouldnt dare fly at work without briefing these scenarios. It's interesting how I can often hop in the Cub without a second thought.
It's some good learning. Enjoy.
I can't say enough about Allen and the business he runs. I have known him since I was a young fella, and his dedication to emergency egress and survival are as on target now as they were then.
Here is a link to his columns, and on the home page you'll find a link to his EAA webinars (which are freekin fantastic):
http://www.silverparachutes.com/ask-allen-column/
I know most of us dont wear chutes in Cubs. I'll wear a helmet from time to time, and honestly should be more systematic with it. Still, his approach at survival is top notch. I have found myself reading issue after issue of his publications today, and wondering why I don't think about this stuff more often. I wouldnt dare fly at work without briefing these scenarios. It's interesting how I can often hop in the Cub without a second thought.
It's some good learning. Enjoy.
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