There are some incidents we don't think about because avoiding them is obvious: runway incursions. These are "any occurrence at an airport including an aircraft, vehicle, person, or object on the ground that creates a collision hazard or results in a loss of separation with an aircraft taking off, intending to take off, landing, or intending to land." How, at a towered airport, could one get onto an active runway without a clearance? Why? I mean, like, we know the regs; besides, ground control will watch over us, right?

With my ego, I like to think that I, a supreme aviator, am more skillful, safety-conscious, knowledgeable, and careful than most aviators out there. (Whether I really am is another question.) This malady, known as "complacency," is common to people who are pilot examiners, write columns, run flight schools, and have much experience. We fall into this trap and think we're immune to human frailties. But it seems that no sooner do I start thinking this that something happens to return me to the real world.

Recently, I landed for fuel at an airport where I'd been before, but it'd been awhile. It had changed, construction in progress, with several closed runways and taxiways. It was a Class C airspace airport with two intersecting runways. The construction required long taxis but it wasn't so bad that someone with my extensive experience and obvious skill couldn't handle it.

Taxiing in was uneventful, dodging construction equipment and torn up areas. Departing, however, my brain failed, even though I'd studied the airport diagram. The taxi directions included crossing an active runway (with a "hold short" provision) and a circuitous route. While relating my taxi route to the airport diagram, I let my airplane roll past the hold line onto a runway, forcing one aircraft to go around; about the first third of my Cessna 180 was on the runway.

Why didn't I get a progressive taxi? - two reasons. First, with my extensive aviation experience and obvious skill, why show my ignorance? I mean, like, c'mon, that's uncool. Second, the local controller and ground controller were the same person and he was busy with other traffic, both ground and air. With my extensive skill and experience, I couldn't interrupt.

As we all know, every occurrence has a chain of events leading to it. With a mishap, these events constitute an

"accident chain," which if any one link were broken, there would probably have been no mishap. Runway incursions, like other incidents, have a number of events leading to them and incursions themselves can be an accident chain link.

There are four parts to preventing incursions: (1) clearances, (2) communications, (3) ground navigation, and (4) situational awareness, including scanning. If any one of these fails, the incursion probability increases; if more occur, then they're inevitable.

Why is each of these components critical? Well, for those of us who fly from busy airports, with a GA, corporate, and airline traffic mix, maybe including military, think about what can happen if the system fails. The recent unpleasantness in Quincy, Illinois, is one example, and those who've been around a few years recall the airliner landing atop a commuter at LAX. These are two catastrophic examples of what can happen; as we all are human and make mistakes, it takes everyone's effort prevent them.

So let's look at each of these. First, clearances: pilots must understand what they're told to do. If they don't, or can't comply, then get a clarification or an amended clearance!

Second, communications: use proper procedures, standard words and phrases, and read back your clearance, particularly if it's complex or if you're unfamiliar. If appropriate, request a progressive taxi.

Third, ground navigation: know the airport layout before engine starting; use that airport map on your approach chart or in a directory. Know airport signage, especially now that it's standardized. The AIM has color pictures (imagine that!) showing these signs; they're easy to learn and more intuitive than before.

Fourth, situational awareness, including scanning: brief, then use, passengers to monitor your taxi. Monitor your own progress, too; if you, or your passenger, has a question about what's happening, ask! Use all your resources, including ATC, to help. Scan for other traffic, including airplanes (and helicopters) landing or taking off, and watch for pedestrians or vehicles not where they should be. Avoiding incursions is a team effort between controllers (coordinating traffic), pilots (responsible for aircraft safety), and ground personnel.

Oh, by the way, what happened to me? Did I get a violation? Are examiners immune to prosecution? Well, not this particular examiner. Did I receive a letter of investigation? Yes. Was I found guilty? Yep. What happened? A warning letter that'll be in my file. Did I file a NASA ASRS report? You betcha! Will I be more careful in the future? What do you think? (Don't answer that!)

SoCAL Safety Seminars

"OPERATION RAINCHECK" HIGH DESERT TRACON
DATE: Second Saturday AM Monthly
LOCATION: Edwards AFB, CA
SPEAKER: Various DOT & USAF ATC Controllers
SPONSOR: High Desert TRACON (Joshua Approach)
CONTACT: High Desert TRACON, Attn: Mark Hidinger, Bldg. 2580, Edwards AFB

PALMDALE
"OPERATION RAINCHECK" LOS ANGELES ARTCC FAMILIARIZATION FOR PILOTS
DATE: Third Saturday 8 A.M. to 4P.M. Monthly
LOCATION: Los Angeles ARTCC, Palmdale
Free Transportation--Fly into AF Plant 42 (3-day notice required)
SPEAKER: Various FAA Controllers
CONTACT: Los Angeles ARTCC, ATTN: Todd Whitman, 2555 E. Avenue "P" or (805) 538-2420 or E-Mail Address: twhitman@hidesert.com
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

BURBANK
GOTCHA! 13 WAYS (NOT) TO BET BUSTED WHILE FLYING IFR
DATE: Wed., Mar. 19, 7-9 P.M.
LOCATION: Skyroom, Burbank Airport Main Terminal; go past restaurant; door on right.
SPEAKER: Gene Hudson, CFI-IA, MEI, ASC
CONTACT: (818)382-4791

GLENDALE
FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR REFRESHER COURSE
DATE: Sat., Mar. 15, 7:30 A.M. & Sun., Mar. 16, 8 A.M.
LOCATION: Glendale Community College
SPEAKERS: Various Guest Speakers; Instruction will be by Bob Norris.
CONTACT: 99's Hotline (818) 989-0081
REGISTRATION WILL TAKE PLACE ON MARCH 15 FROM 7 TO 7:30 A.M.

VAN NUYS
IFR DECISION MAKING
DATE: Sat., Mar. 1, 9-11A.M
LOCATION: AV8, Inc*
SPEAKER: Richard Mend, CFI-AIM-ATP
SPONSOR: Mend Aviation Ground Schools, AV8, Inc., CAP, FAA
CONTACT: Richard Mend (818) 994-9770
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

VAN NUYS
HELICOPTER EMERGENCIES
DATE: Sat., Mar. 8, 9-11 A.M.
LOCATION: AV8, Inc.*
SPEAKER: Pete Gillies, Chief Pilot Western Operations L-67
SPONSOR: Mend Aviation Ground Schools, AV8, Inc., CAP, FAA
CONTACT: Richard Mend, (818) 994-9770
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

VAN NUYS
COCKPIT RESOURCE MANAGEMENT & DEALING WITH SINGLE PILOT EMERGENCIES
DATE: Wed., Mar. 12, 7-9 P.M.
LOCATION: Simulator & Instrument Training Center, 16501 Sherman Way, Suite 225, Van Nuys
SPEAKER: Bob Crystal, CFI-AIM, ATP, CE550, Director of Training at Instrument Training Center
SPONSORS: IFR Magazine & Simulator & Instrument Training Center of Van Nuys.
CONTACT: (818)988-7224
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

VAN NUYS
FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR SEMINAR: TEACHING ADF PROCEDURES
DATE: Wed., Mar. 12, 7-9 P.M.
LOCATION: AV8, Inc.*
SPEAKER: Hank Smull, CFI-AIM-ATP
SPONSOR: Mend Aviation Ground Schools, AV8, Inc., CAP, FAA
CONTACT: Richard Mend, (818) 994-9770
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

VAN NUYS
AVIATION TECHNICIAN SEMINAR: PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
DATE: Thurs., Mar. 20, 5:30-7 P.M.
LOCATION: AV8, Inc.*
SPEAKER: Richard Mend CFI-AIM-ATP
SPONSOR: Mend Aviation Ground Schools, AV8, Inc., CAP, FAA
CONTACT: Richard Mend (818) 994-9770
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

VAN NUYS
BUSH FLYING
DATE: Sat., Mar. 15, 9-11 A.M.
LOCATION: AV8, Inc.*
SPEAKER: Linda Scott - Bush Pilot
SPONSOR: Mend Aviation Ground Schools, AV8, Inc., CAP, FAA
CONTACT: Richard Mend, (818)994-9770
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

VAN NUYS
ADVANCED PILOT SEMINAR: USING AIRBORNE WEATHER RADAR
DATE: Tues., Mar. 18, 5:30-7 P.M.
LOCATION: AV8, Inc.*
SPEAKER: Richard Mend CFI-AIM-ATP
SPONSOR: Mend Aviation Ground Schools, AV8, Inc., CAP, FAA
CONTACT: Richard Mend, (818) 994-9770
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

VAN NUYS
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AIRPLANES AND GLIDERS
DATE: Wed., Mar. 19, 7-9 P.M.
LOCATION: AV8, Inc.*
SPEAKER: Cindy Brickner, CFI-G, ASC, Caracole Soaring L-71
SPONSOR: Mend Aviation Ground Schools, AV8, Inc., CAP, FAA
CONTACT: Richard Mend, (818) 994-9770
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

VAN NUYS
COLLISION AVOIDANCE
DATE: Sat., Mar. 22, 9-11 A.M.
LOCATION: AV8, Inc.*
SPEAKER: Richard Mend, CFI-AIM-ATP
SPONSOR: Mend Aviation Ground Schools, AV8, Inc., CAP, FAA
CONTACT: Richard Mend (818)994-9770
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

VAN NUYS
IFR EMERGENCIES FOR VFR PILOTS
DATE: Tues., Mar. 25, 7- 9 P.M.
LOCATION: King Aviation Centers, 16644 Roscoe Blvd.
SPEAKER: Gene Hudson, CFI-IA, MEI, ASC
CONTACT: (818) 382-4791

VAN NUYS
FLYING THE ILS WITH STYLE
DATE: Wed., Mar. 26, 7-9 P.M.
LOCATION: Simulator & Instrument Training Center, 16501 Sherman Way, Suite 225, Van Nuys
SPEAKER: Art Hilly - CFI-AIM, Instrument Training Specialist
SPONSORS: IFR Magazine & Simulator & Instrument Training Center of Van Nuys
CONTACT: (818) 988-7224
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

VAN NUYS
EMERGENCY MANEUVERS AND AEROBATICS
DATE: Sat., Mar. 29, 9-11 A.M.
LOCATION: AV8, Inc.*
SPEAKER: Randy Chestnut - Pres of LA Aerobatic Club
SPONSOR: Mend Aviation Ground Schools, AV8, Inc., CAP, FAA
CONTACT: Richard Mend (818) 994-9770
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

LOS ANGELES
CARE & FEEDING OF BOROSCOPES PLUS RELATED INSPECTIONS
DATE: Tues., Mar. 4, 7-9 P.M.
Location: LAXFSDO 2250 E. Imperial Highway Suite 140, El Segundo
Speaker: James Russell, FRS - Omega
Sponsor: LAXFSDO Avn Safety Program
Contact: Linda Goodrich (310) 215-2150

EL MONTE
PSYCHOLOGY OF PILOT ERROR - WHY GOOD PILOTS MAKE BAD DECISIONS
DATE: Tues., Mar. 11, 7-9:30 P.M.
Location: El Monte Community Center 3130 N. Tyler, El Monte
Speaker: Gene Hudson, CFII,MEI, Avn Safety Counselor
Sponsor: King Aviation Centers (818) 988-5152
Contact: Jim Whitehead (310) 215-2150

LAVERNE
DESIGNATED PILOT EXAMINERS BRIEFING ON GOOD, BAD & UGLY OF LAST 6 MONTH CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION
DATE: Tues., Mar. 18, 7-9:30 P.M.
Location: Brackett Airport Admin Bldg.
Speakers: LAXFSDO Designated Pilot Examiners
Sponsor: COMARCO
Contact: Jim Whitehead (310) 215-2150

HAWTHORNE
FEDERAL AIR REGULATION & AIM CHANGES
DATE: Wed., Mar. 19, 7-9 P.M.
Location: AFSS(Flight Service) on Hawthorne Airport, Crenshaw Blvd
Speakers: Lee Williams, LAXFSDO DPE, ASC, Jerry Stephens, LAXFSDO ASC, CFI
Sponsor: A & E Flying Club
Contact: Jim Whitehead (310) 215-2150

EL MONTE
LANDINGS - PART II
DATE: Sat., Mar. 22, 9:30 A.M. to Noon
Location: F.A.S.T. Fleet Aviation Services & Training
Speaker: F.A.S.T. CFIs
Sponsor: F.A.S.T.
Contact: F.A.S.T. (818) 575-3278
*** DOOR PRIZE 1 HR AST SIM ****

SANTA MONICA
GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM - HANDS ON GPS PROGRAM
DATE: Wed., Mar. 26, 7:30-9:30 P.M.
Location: Museum of Flying (3rd floor theater) Santa Monica Airport, Donald Douglass Drive North
Speaker: Able Avionics
Sponsor: Justice Aviation (310) 313-6792; Museum of Flying & DC -3 Restaurant
Contact: Jim Whitehead (310) 215 -2150
*** DOOR PRIZE JUSTICE AVIATION 1 - HR. SIMULATOR- ES 1001 (C-172)

RIVERSIDE AIRPORT
SESSION #3 OF THE ORIGINAL TEN WEEK CFI WORKSHOP
DATE: Tues., Mar. 4, 6:30-9:30 P.M.
Location: Riverside FSDO on Riverside Airport
Speaker: R.C. Morton
Sponsor: Riverside FSDO Safety Program
Contact: R.C. Morton, SPM RAL FSDO (909)276-6701 ext. 37
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

PALM SPRINGS AIRPORT
MOUNTAIN FLYING: Problem free flying in the mountains
DATE: Mon., Mar. 10, 7-9 P.M.
Location: Palm Springs City Counsel Chambers 3200 E. Tahquitz Cyn - across from airport.
Speaker: Mike Smith, CFI from Big Bear Airport
Sponsor: The Flight School at Palm Springs
Contact: Thomas Sidenfaden at (619)416-2188

RIVERSIDE AIRPORT
SESSION #4 OF THE ORIGINAL TEN WEEK CFI WORKSHOP
DATE: Tues., Mar. 11, 6:30-9:30 P.M.
Location: Riverside FSDO on Riverside Airport
Speaker: R.C. Morton
Sponsor: Riverside FSDO Safety Program
Contact: R.C. Morton, SPM RAL FSDO (909)276-6701 ext. 37
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

PALM SPRINGS
AOPA AIR SAFETY FOUNDATION PRESENTS - "THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME"
DATE: Wed., Mar. 12, 7-9 P.M.
Location: Riviera Resort Hotel (Mesquite Room A & B) 1600 N. Indian Cyn, Palm Springs.
Speaker: Chuck Berry or the AOPA
Sponsor: The AOPA Air Safety Foundation
Contact: AOPA (800)638-3101

UPLAND
AOPA AIR SAFETY FOUNDATION PRESENTS - "THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME"
DATE: Thurs., Mar. 13, 7-9 P.M.
Location: Merton E. Hill Auditorium at Chaffee Union High School
Speaker: Chuck Berry or the AOPA
Sponsor: The AOPA Air Safety Foundation
Contact: AOPA (800)638-3101

TWENTY NINE PALMS
INFORMAL DISCUSSION ON THE HIGH ALTITUDE SOARING RECORD SET ON FEBRUARY 17, 1986
DATE: Sat., Mar. 15, 5:30-7:30 P.M.
Location: 69182 Sullivan Rd (held at a residence)
Speaker: Robert Harris - holder of record
Sponsor: Twenty Nine Palms Soaring Club
Contact: Michelle Ressell (818)915-1881
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

RIVERSIDE AIRPORT
SESSION #5 OF THE ORIGINAL TEN WEEK CFI WORKSHOP
DATE: Tues., Mar. 18, 6:30-9:30 P.M.
Location: Riverside FSDO on Riverside Airport
Speaker: R.C. Morton
Sponsor: Riverside FSDO Safety Program
Contact: R.C. Morton, SPM RAL FSDO (909)276-6701 ext. 37
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

FRENCH VALLEY AIRPORT
(1) APPROVED GPS APPROACHES AND OPERATIONS (2) SPRING WEATHER AT FRENCH VALLEY AND IFR DEPARTURES AND ARRIVALS
DATE: Wed., March 19, 7-9 P.M.
Location: French Valley Flight Center
Speaker: Doug Rentmeester, ASC and George Savord, ASC
Sponsor: French Valley Pilots Association
Contact: R.C. Morton, SPM RAL FSDO (909)276-6701 ext. 37

RIVERSIDE AIRPORT
THURSDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES - "THE 17 MOST POPULAR WAYS TO FALL OUT OF THE SKY"- PARTS 3 & 4
DATE: Thurs., Mar. 20, 7-9 P.M.
Location: Riverside FSDO on Riverside Municipal Airport
Speaker: None
Sponsor: Riverside FSDO Safety Program.
Contact: R.C. Morton, SPM RAL FSDO (909)276-6701 ext. 37
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

RIVERSIDE AIRPORT
SESSION #6 OF THE ORIGINAL TEN WEEK CFI WORKSHOP
DATE: Tues., Mar. 25, 6:30-9:30 P.M.
Location: Riverside FSDO on Riverside Airport
Speaker: R.C. Morton
Sponsor: Riverside FSDO Safety Program
Contact: R.C. Morton, SPM RAL FSDO (909)276-6701 ext. 37
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

PALM SPRINGS AIRPORT
COMMUNICATIONS AND HUMAN FACTORS IN ACCIDENTS
DATE: Thurs., Mar. 27, 7-9 P.M.
Location: Palm Springs City Counsel Chambers 3200 E. Tahquitz Cyn - across from airport.
Speaker: R.C. Morton, Safety Program Manager RAL FSDO
Sponsor: Palm Springs Chapter of the EAA
Contact: Bill Miller (619)773-9428

RIVERSIDE AIRPORT
"OPERATION TAKEOFF" - Learn how to best use the Automated Flight Service Station to your full advantage
DATE: Sat., April 12- 10:00A.M to 12:00A.M.
Location: Riverside AFSS on Riverside Airport
Contact: Gloria or Pat (909)351-3020, 8Am-4PM, M-F
Program runs every third month on the second Saturday
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

LONG BEACH
THURSDAY NIGHT MOVIES AT THE FSDO
This week's selections:
On Landings - Part I
On Landings - Part II
An excellent series to improve your landings and prepare you for challenging landings in your future!
DATE: Thurs., Mar. 6, 7-9 P.M.
Location: LGB FSDO*
Speaker: None
Sponsor: LGB FSDO Aviation Safety Program
Contact: LGB FSDO (310) 420-1755
Reservations are required.

COSTA MESA
"THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME"
Join the AOPA's Air safety Foundation for a humorous and educational look at a most serious subject. You'll see developing accident situations, and guided by our presenter, you'll discuss strategies and tactics that will increase your pilot skills while decreasing your chances of putting you an your airplane in harm's way.
DATE: Tues., Mar. 11, 7-9 P.M.
Location: Costa Mesa Community Center, 1845 Park Ave, Costa Mesa. (From I-405 exit south on Harbor to 19th St. Turn right to Park Avenue. Turn left)
Speaker: Chuck Berry - AOPA Air Safety Foundation
Sponsor: Orange County Flight Center
Contact: LGB FSDO (310) 420-1755

LONG BEACH
PROFESSIONALISM AND THE AVIATION TECHNICIAN
DATE: Thurs., Mar. 20, 7-9 P.M.
Location: LGB FSDO*
Speaker: Ira Waterman - IPECO Inc., Quality Assurance Inspector
Sponsor: LGB FSDO Aviation Safety Program
Contact: LGB FSDO (310) 420-1755
Reservations are required.

COSTA MESA
FLYING COMPANION SEMINAR
This seminar for "Flying Companions" is designed to help you learn what is really going on up there in the cockpit. It is guaranteed to spark your enthusiasm for flying! The speakers will discuss how to communicate on the radio, what makes the airplane fly, the instrument panel, aerial navigation, how to read and understand sectional and other charts, how to safely handle an emergency and much more.
DATE: Sat., Mar. 22, 8 A.M. - All Day
Location: Orange Coast College - Costa Mesa - Technology Building #160
Sponsor: Orange County Chapter Ninety-Nines, Inc.
Contact: Chris Stulik (714) 644-6828 or Elenor Todd (714) 548-7890

LONG BEACH FLY-IN IF YOU LIKE
FLYING TO ALASKA
How to plan and fly a trip to Alaska. 150 color slides of actual trip.
DATE: Mon., Mar. 24, 7-9 P.M.
Location: AirFlite - 3250 AirFlite Way, From I-405 exit north on Cherry. At Wardlow, turn right to Airflite Way. Turn Right on Airflite to the parking lot at the end. Enter at the main AirFlite entrance. Follow signs to the third floor.
Speaker: Dick Double - CFII & SPC.
Sponsor: AirFlite
Contact: Long Beach FSDO (310) 420-1755

LONG BEACH
THURSDAY NIGHT MOVIES AT THE FSDO
This week's selections:
On Landings Part III
On Weather - (Excellent photographs of different types of clouds and how they can affect your flying)
DATE: Thurs., Mar. 27, 7-9 P.M.
Location: LGB FSDO*
Speaker: None
Sponsor: LGB FSDO Aviation Safety Program
Contact: LGB FSDO (310) 420-1755
Reservations are required.

GILLESPIE FIELD AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL TOWER
OPERATION SUNBREAK
Contact: Gillespie Field ATCT for dates and times - (619) 448-1449

MONTGOMERY FIELD AFSS FLY-IN IF YOU WISH
OPERATION TAKEOFF
DATE: Last Saturday of each month - 9 A.M.-1 P.M.
Location: San Diego Automated Flight Service Station - 4302 Ponderosa Avenue
Contact: Eric Wilkins at the AFSS for information - (619) 277-0503
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED!

BROWN FIELD FLY-IN IF YOU WISH
"UP SHIP" - LIGHTER-THAN-AIR AIRSHIP OPERATIONS
SDM ATCT OPERATION SUNBREAK
DATE: Tues., Mar. 11, 7-9 P.M.
Location: Kome Flight Service - (619) 661-6997
Speaker: Mike Hance - Chief Pilot MetLife "Snoopy II"
Sponsor: Kome Flight Service & SDM ATCT

PALOMAR AIRPORT
NO MEETING THIS MONTH! - SEE YOU AT AOPA SEMINAR ON 3/14

GILLESPIE FIELD FLY-IN IF YOU WISH
AIRFRAME AND POWERPLANT ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS FOR PILOTS
DATE: Wed., Mar. 19, 7-9 P.M.
Location: Terminal Building
Speaker: Jean Jacques Bellier - ATP, CFI, Flight Engineer
Sponsor: San Diego County Airports Division

MONTGOMERY FIELD FLY-IN IF YOU WISH
"FOUR STEP INSTRUMENT SCAN"
DATE: Tues., Mar. 25, 7-9 P.M.
Location: San Diego Flight Training International - (619) 569-1822
Speaker: Paul Pugnier - Chief Flight Instructor
Sponsor: San Diego Flight Training International

IMPERIAL COUNTY AIRPORT FLY-IN IF YOU WISH
"FUN FLYING BAJA / PART I"
DATE: Thurs., Mar. 27, 7-9 P.M.
Location: Terminal Building - 2nd Floor Conference Room
Speaker: Video Presentation
Sponsor: Imperial County Airport

In addition, San Diego area seminars can be found by calling the SAN AFSS, at 1-800-WX BRIEF, extension # * 320. Last minute changes will be updated through the Flight Service Station recording.

AOPA AIR SAFETY FOUNDATION presents "Most Dangerous Game" SEMINAR, FRIDAY, MARCH 14TH, 7:00 PM MIRAMAR COLLEGE 10440 BLACK MOUNTAIN ROAD, Room I-101 SAN DIEGO, CA 92126 Sponsored by: Aviation Maintenance Technologies of Miramar College, & FAA, San Diego Flight Standards

WINGS PROFICIENCY AWARD PROGRAM

LAX FSDO
PHASE I
David Bensinger
Andrea Donnellen

PHASE II
John Mucia
Glenn Rogers
John Walker

PHASE III
Glenn Miller
Stephen Watson

PHASE IV
Coleen Campbell

PHASE V
Ilse Hipfel

PHASE VIII
John Matyas
William Woodward

PHASE X
Marshall Vallelunga

LGB FSDO
PHASE I
Chester Taylor
Marc Rubin
Kate Boyle
Julio Juarez
Patrick Short

PHASE III
Vivian Babakanian-Frazier

PHASE IV
Gregory Rex

PHASE IX
Lawarence Wilson

RAL FSDO
PHASE I
Chester Taylor
Marc Rubin
Kate Boyle
Julio Juarez
Patrick Short

PHASE III
Vivian Babakanian-Frazier

PHASE IV
Gregory Rex

PHASE IX
Lawarence Wilson

VNY FSDO
PHASE I
Mark Rashid
Edmond Bessette
Royal Gardner
George Henning
Sandy Yamane
Mark Jacobs
Faredun Pardiwalla

PHASE III
Konstantinos Loukatos

PHASE VI
Leonard Holden, Jr.

SAN FSDO

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