Chunk

[howardwhite 6]

When, where, and how many?

HW

[SCR216 2]

Damn, talk abut a tight exit. This looks like a pack of frozen fish falling out of the freezer.

Sure wish we could have made exits this tight back when we did speed stars out of D-18's.

I look forward to reading the answer to this one.

[flashvortx 0]

Not to brag, but...

16-way. Had a more successful 12-way earlier. And yeah I know, skyvan made it easy...

[skybill 22]

Hi Howood,
'Could'a been one they called,"Rolling Thunder!!"................................... One day we tried to roll a 10-way tube at Elsinore back when!!! 3 tubes of 3 side-by-side with one guy in the middle like a cornydog!! I was on the far left side by the door and as the tube went, me and larry walsh got scrapped on the door!! As we were falling I kept kicking my leg to see if it was still there and not left back in the airplane!! luckily no broken bones but one hell of a hematoma 'bout the size of a half a tennis ball on the outside of my left calf!! 'Twas beer-30 for this kid after that!!

SCR-2034, SCS-680

III%,
Deli-out

[riggermick 7]

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When, where, and how many?

HW

Early 1980's (84 I think), Perris Ca out of the SCAT (just visable below the pilots window) otter (recognize "the second challange" sign (from a tv show). Think it was a twenty way tube. Can't remember who was on it.

Mick.


Edited to add: Can't be sure as the photo ia B and W, but that may be Rich Brooks on the top wearing his trademark black and yellow "scream fright". Seem to remember that he liked this sort of skydiving combat.

[howardwhite 6]

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Perris
Rolling Thunder
Parachutist, February '85
"It finally blew apart at 7,000 feet"
From Parachuting's Unforgettable Jumps III
Photo credit: Monty Groutage.

HW