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So you want to be a reporter!

Looks like 290 flights.

Hey Guy - what was our total number of launches? All I can recall is "high 200's".

I'm guessing nothing's needed... but hang on to 'em 'til Saturday, just in case.

I have the flight cards. Is there anything that needs to be gleaned from them before they are recycled?


Guy.

Claude, did you ever get a taker for this? If not I had an idea. Maybe any interested parties could just type their own 1-2 paragraph recollections of the day, here - then at the end of the week we can just post all those, with names attached, as a kind of group report from multiple perspectives? I'd be happy to assemble and post the final composite, as well add my two cents. As I expected, own focus was more on the low and mid-power pads, but there were a good number of high power launches through the day.

So you have another chance to try out as the new cub reporter for the CMASS Picayune. I won't be attending the upcoming launch this Sunday and we need someone to cover it.


No experience necessary. Reply here.


Thanks.

If you've ever wanted to do the writeup for a launch, now's your chance! I won't be able to write the article for this Saturday's launch and we need a volunteer to step up.


Reply here. No experience necessary!


Thanks.

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