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June 15, 2011December 18, 2011 admin

This is where MA and AMA shine bright. AMA is working directly with EAA in a partnership program that will tie EAA Young Eagles to AMA’s educational programs and our local clubs. Interested? Contact AMA Education Director, Bill Pritchett, at: billp@modelaircraft.org for more details…

Click To Read about a Young Eagles flight.

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