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Old 3rd Feb 2010, 12:55   #1 (permalink)
 
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Bulldog Flying Instructors Handbooks (FIH) and Student Study Guides (SSG
Guys,

Just recently purchased a Share in Bulldog, I have lost my copies of the Flying Instructors Handbooks and Student Study Guides for the Bulldog during my UAS days.


I have tried the Handling Sqaudron and they do not have copies left... Do you guys have a copy either electronic or physical that you could be so kind as to send to me?


or point myself in the right direction that might have. Many Thanks, Ads
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