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The United States Aerobatic Team has dramatically revised its training program in response to the fourth place finish in Hungary in 1994 and the happy circumstance that--since for once the contest is over here and they don't have to spend the money and time redoploying the team just to get to the contest--they can train. They are talented, well trained, well equipped, and very highly motivated by the unique opportunity to focus on flying for the international judges eye. And they have taken the time to find out what those eyes want to see. You really need to see these folks fly. The Women's team has 21 WAC Appearances between them, more than three times as many as the men, so the race for the FAI Challenge Cup is the one to watch. You may even end up seeing who wins the Aresti Cup.

Special QTVR Feature

AIR&SPACE attended the May training camp and captured the unique QTVR panoramic movies of the team members and their aircraft shown below. To download the QTVR Movies, make sure you have the proper drivers then click on the images below.

Matt Chapman - Diane Hakala - Mike Goulian - Linda Meyers Morrissey - Phil Knight

Patty Wagstaff - - John Lillberg - - Ellen Dean - - Robert Armstrong - - Debby Rihn-Harvey

Apple QuickTime VR is a cross-platform technology that allows the viewer to change the point of view of the photograph. You can look up and down, turn around, zoom in to see detail, or zoom out for a broader view. In order to view the U. S. Aerobatic Team QTVR photos you will need to:

1. Download QuickTime and QTVR player for your (Windows) or (Macintosh) computer.
2. Configure the player for your (Windows) or (Macintosh) web browser.

QuickTime and the QuickTime logo are trademarks used under license.

Our thanks to John Morrissey, Boris Baird and the team members for their assistance in the production of these photographs.

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