
PARACHUTING'S
NEWSMAGAZINE
1986
Issues
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.)
Issue #70:
11/11/1986
Rig Manufacturer Recommends Removal of SSE Power
Plate; Progress Continues on Olympic Recognition; Air
Force Academy Operates Well Equipped Drop Zone; Air Force
Academy Hosts Training Camp; Cracked Harness Ring Found;
Reserves Found With Defective Fabric; Two Killed During
Tandem Jump; USPA Board Meets in Orlando; Record 51-Way
Star Built in Florida; Bridge Day Goes Smoothly.
Issue #69:
09/15/1986
Preparations for Surinam Boogie Near Completion;
Bridge Day: 200 Jumper Limit in `86; Al King Talks About
Skydiving and Its Future; A Good Basic Body Position Can
Improve Your Skydiving; Wind Tunnel Operators Urge
Skydivers to Attend; NAA Adds New Canopy to Jalbert
Para-Foil Line; World Convention Attracts 2000; B&F
Enterprises to Donate $2,500 in Jumps; Ex-Golden Knight
Joe Norman Dies at 57; Norwegian Government Bans Jumping
from Trollveggen; Air Force Academy to Host Collegiate
Training Camp; U.S. Skydiving Team Gets Ready for S&A
World Meet.
Issue #68:
07/31/1986
European Boogie Season in Full Gear; First Impressions
of Three German Canopies; PIA Rigger Convention Well
Attended; Skydive Carolina Opens at Chester; Army
Dominates RW U.S. Nationals; Tacking Slider Bumpers;
Counterfeit Pigmee 2; 50 Jumpers Attend Swoop Meet; Two
Clubs Ripped Off by Thieves; POPS Nationals; Grandpa's
Jumpfest Attracts 200; Freefall Society Organized in
Texas; US Team Benefit Boogie Planned; World Record
100-Way Built in Oklahoma; Schilling, Vares Win Style
& Accuracy Nationals; Florida Team Takes; USPA Boogie
Hampered by Weather.
Issue #67:
06/17/1986 (Back issue
no longer available)
Understanding the Sequential RW Rules; The Basics of
Style; National Skydiving Association Forms; Bob Gretzler
Dies in Accident; POPS Nationals; Slope Soaring Popular
in France; Tandem Seminars Scheduled; FAA Reissues Tandem
Jumping Waiver; Video Packing Instructions Readied for
Sale; `Kinesis' Wins Sky Sweep Meet.
Issue #66:
05/15/1986
Parachute Course Input Sought; Handbury Dies in
Accident; `Bug' in Early European Mirages; Boogie Winded
Out; Tandem Course Set; Where It All Happens on an RW
Dive: the Magic Middle; PIA Readies Warning Lables for
Sport Gear; The Women's 60-Way World Record; How It Was
Done; About the Different Rings; RW-2 Ring Deforms During
Opening; 100-Way Organizer Seeks Jumpers; Freak Brother
Convention Moves, Changes Name, Sets Dates; CPI Members
Trying to Buy Land; Council Meet Draws 35; North American
Recalls Some Centaurus Rigs; Canada Plans 100-Way World
Record.
Issue #65:
03/25/1986 (Back issue
no longer available)
Parachute Industry Association Releases Canopy Data;
Slider Stops; Chipped Pin; Glide Path Change; Rigger
Seeks AAD Information; South Dakota Club Schedules Meet;
Jumping With an AAD Requires the Right Choice of
Equipment; Favorable Aviation Liability Bill Introduced;
The Classic Events: How to Train Smart; French Parachute
Association Actively Promoting the Sport; Skydiving
Correspondent Attends German Paratrooper Course; Ripcord
Found to Be Substandard; AOPA Sponsors Liability Seminar;
Parachutes De France Harness Ring Breaks During Opening
Shock; Skydive New Orleans; Barber, Pendleton Win
Para-Ski Nationals; Issaquah Plans `Ten Cessna' Boogie.
Issue #64:
02/06/1986
Ram-Air Reserves: Still Controversial After Eight
Years; Improve Your Relative Work by Being `Teamlike';
European Skydiving: West Germany & Spain; Bad-Weather
Insurance Offered; Texas DZ Forms Student RW Team;
Skydiver Makes 60 Jumps in One Day; Connecticut DZ
Threatened by Planned Industrial Park; Skydivers to Open
1988 Olympics; `Twin Bo' Boogie Announced; Tandem
Builders Ask for FAR Change; Faulty Reserve Ripcord Still
in Use; McElfish Closes; Para-Flite Recalls Some Swift
Reserves for Modification; NCPL Championships: Well Run
But Lightly Attended.
Issue #63:
12/31/1986
Fast Fall Rate: A Key to Better RW Jumps; Para-Ski
Meet Announced; Strong Issues Drogue Fix; PIA Plans
February Meeting; Pioneer Issues Safety Bulletin; Z'Hills
Draws 450 Skydivers. Fast Fall Rate: A Key to Better RW
Jumps; Para-Ski Meet Announced; Strong Issues Drogue Fix;
PIA Plans February Meeting; Pioneer Issues Safety
Bulletin; Z'Hills Draws 450 Skydivers.
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