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bdk
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Not Chuckie!

Based upon the description, sounds like it.


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It's our Aluminum Overcast.

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Chuckie is in Florida and due home (hopefully) this week.

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Thanks, that makes more sense. Subject edited to avoid future confusion. I've not seen Chuckie, so that would have been welcome.
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I spent Tuesday afternoon circling overhead Chino at 1500' AGL while doing some work on the Riverside ILS and noted Aluminum Overcast in the Chino pattern (RWY 26L) for what appeared to be some flight training. Monitored the Chino tower frequency for awhile to listen as the controllers worked the B-17.

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