PARACHUTING'S NEWSMAGAZINE
This list contains the major articles and captions of each issue of Skydiving magazine. The list is in ascending chronological order; the date after each issue number is the date of publication. (Copies of most back issues are still available; click here for ordering information.)
Tacking Thread; Link Spacers; Inspect the Whole System; Canopy Accuracy: a Forgotten Art; Calif. DZ Develops Novel Training Method; Skydiving in Australia: You'll Like It; Relative Workshop Develops New Tandem Vector Canopy; Offers Drogue Kit; FAA Clarifies Tandem Exemption; National Urges Change to Reserves; FAA Employees Take Rigger Course; `Door Food' Wins 10-Way Star Meet; W.Va. Bridge Day Attracts 450 Skydivers
Jumper Dies in CRW Accident; Spain's Canary Island Boogie: an American Finds It `Different'; Are Parachuting's Classic Events for You?; Strong Enterprises Advises AAD Change; `Whuffo' Jumps With No Training; Council Meet Set; FAA Cites Overloading, Fuel Contamination As Probable Cause of Georgia Caravan Crash; N.Y. Jerry Bird RW Seminar; 3 Arrested for Antenna Jump; British Royal Marines Set CRW Record; USA Sweeps World RW Championships
Tandem Rig Makers Meet With FAA to Clarify FAR Exemption; Low Pull Results in Fatality; Lawsuit Settled Before Trial; Forgotten Rigging Pin Causes Fatal Accident in Kansas; N.Y. Club Runs Charity `Jump-a-thon'; How to Plan for Bridge Day; Skydiver Killed at Perris DZ; FAA Scales Back ARSA Plans; Jump Shack South Issues Bulletin on SST Racer; N.C. DZs Kill Parachuting Bill; Skydiver Makes 250 Jumps in 24 Hrs.; Ariz. Court Orders Insurance Payoff; Boogie Canceled; Some Canopy Deliveries Lag; Manufacturers Blame Supply of Fabric--Harris; Effort to Build 100-Way Falls Short; Club Reopens Perris Valley
Strong Enterprises Offers Drogue-based Tandem System; Cowboy's Caravan Begins Hauling Jumpers; Para-Flite Makes Nimbus Changes; New S.C. Drop Zone; Coors Wins Skysweeps 8-Way Meet; Georgia Boogie; Skydiving Used to Push Fire Safety; Jumpers Raise $12,000 for Charity; FAA Exemption May Stifle Tandem Jumping; World Record 23-Stack Built in Texas
Drop Zone Operator Frustrated by Liability Insurance Situation; Pilot Chutes; Kicker Plates; Flags; Diapers; `Grab Bag' Deployment Device Tested; Considerations on Using Smoke; Sentinel MK 2000 OKed for Use; Skydiving in Norway; Subpoena Forces Release of USPA Fatality Reports to Plantiff; PEIA Writes Letters Pushing Bill; New Cessna Caravan May Offer More Economy, Performance and Profit; DC-3 Destroyed by Takeoff Mishap; Early Demos Weren't Easy; Army Developing Cargo System; Grandpa's Yah Hoo Expects 300; Perris Valley DZ May Close; Four Bail Out of Damaged Cessna 182
CRW Record Attempt Organized; Australian Assn. Grounds SST Racer `Clone'; Para-Phrenalia Moves; Elastic Jumpsuits Introduced; Para-Flite Counters Jumper Complaints That Nimbus Canopies Open Hard; Jetstream Introduces New Ram-Airs; Record Attempt Guidelines; PEIA Issues Safety Poster; DC-3 at Calif. DZ Can Travel; Weather, Aircraft Hamper 100-Way Attempt; Tandem Training Course Planned; 73 Attend POPS Winter Meet; CRW Accident Injures Jumper; Building Jump; W.Va. Senate Defeats Bill to Ban Parachuting from Bridge; Judge OKs Freefalls for Conn. Club; U.S. Company to Open DZ in Spain
Vectors and AADs; Cylindrical Springs; 3-Ring Loop Failure; New Student Rig in Production; Rig Manufacturer Advocates Wearing the Right Stuff; How to Organize Mystery Dives; Dead Center Machines; AFF Thriving at Spaceland DZ; Georgia DZ Gets Ready for `85; 192 Attend Mardi Gras Boogie; Liability GA's Biggest Problem; Brits Act Against Federal Limits; Insurance Woes Have a History; Cosmonaut Tests; Partnership Opens New York DZ; Para-Ski Meet; Swedish Boogie Features C-130; SSE, Inc. Says Sentinel Charges Are `Obsolete'; Conn. Club Loses Freefall Waiver; Meet Honors N.C. DZ Owners
West Texas DZ Caters to Novices and Visitors; RW Meets Set; How to Buy Parachute Equipment; Drogue System Developed for Tandem Jumping; National Announces Ram-Air Reserves; Rider Faints During Tandem Jump; Calif. Company Readies New Rigs; Canadian Jumpships Loses Insurance; Flite Suit Announces Delays; Photography Workshop Announced; Buzz Job by Jump Aircraft Closes DZ; Invitational Meet to Feature 4-Way RW, CRW, Accuracy; Snagged Line Tows Main Canopy; Jumpers Buy Four-engine Heron Jumpship; Course Trains Tandem Examiners; Cruislite Beta Specifications; New Line of Ram-Airs Introduced; New Canopy Aims at Accuracy Market
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