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Should I or not?? What difference does it make....????

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Should I go ahead and get my D-License??

I never had an A.. Just went straight for the B and got it.. I have everything for the D.. Should I just do it??



you mine as well. it really is a easy test. then you can just stop paying for your B or C or whatever you had. and just pay for the D.

i never got my A, B, or C. i just got my D. being a dropzone owners son means i really didn't have to have anything (hell i couldn't have a licience until i was 16 anyway)

later

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Yup, because at the end of this year, the USPA, in keeping with FAI agreements, will raise the bar for a D license from 200 jumps to 500.

You might need a D to be able to do some things some day. You never know, but why work harder?
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i'm shocked! :o just a while back there was a big debate on how a "D" license made you a safer skydiver. now i see talk of bypassing the A B C, etc...sheesh. this discussion just shores up the point i was trying to make, the letter don't make a f*ck.

--Richard--
"We Will Not Be Shaken By Thugs, And Terroist"

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"If anything, it gives you the ability to do some demos."

Jumping abroad is also greatly simplified, it would be a shame to miss the chance if it ever arose.
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The first four years that I jumped, in the olden days, I never bothered to get any license. You really didn't need one back then. If you wanted to jump someplace else all you had to do was manifest up and get on a load. If you wanted to make a demo, you just did it. Things are different now. I went to another drop zone ( a few years back,when I started jumping again), hoping to jump, and it was almost impossible to get on a load. It took about a half a day of making phone calls and begging the DZ manager to let me jump. Finally he alowed me to jump with him on a check-out jump. So I realized I had to get a license. I now have a D-license but have never had the others. It might be good to have this for demo purposes as was mentioned earlier. As far as being a safer jumper, just because a person has a D license, I have my doubts on that one. Steve1

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