skycam321

Since there are no specific jump requirements for the S&TA position, the requirement for the D license helps to ensure that a S&TA (who should be consulted before any night jumps) has at least minimal hands on experiance before giveing any. "Stear clear of the terminally stupid!"

It has been proven time and time again that we can not make rules to save everyone from their own stupidity, and we need to stop trying before we can't tie our shoes in any way but the approved mannor. If we all used a little common sense, 2010 could be the poster year for USPA's Saftey Day. "Stear clear of the terminally stupid!"

I will be experimenting with this this spring. As I recall one such down wind landing where I set up the same as the rest of the jumps that day I did not have the same amount of lift. I was unable to pull compleatly out of my dive the way I had landing into the wind. "Stear clear of the terminally stupid!"

You're being silly, Chris. I realize you were kidnapped, imprisoned and tortured for years as a child by a gang of lawyers; but it doesn't always call for this kind of response. Are you saying they would do it for free? "Stear clear of the terminally stupid!"