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30 December 2005, 03:02 PM
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My level? I like to be in the upper flight levels, scooting along in the mach plus range.
 Of course when feet dry over "Indian Country" I might have to take a lower altitude just to allow adequate maneuverability, but always above the small arms fire envelope.
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