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and went over to the aviation
field at Monty. Saw a plane
(Salmson) that landed on
its nose. No one was badly
hurt. Had to wait until after
6 P.M. before any of us could
get any rides. We managed
to catch a truck and rode
most of the way to the field, so
had a long wait before we got a
chance to fly. Herb and I
were both up for over a
half an hour. It was wonderful.
The piolet took me up a couple
of thousand of meters, then
started preforming. The first
thing he did was rounversement.
I didn't know what he was
doing, and so thought he was
trying to loop. The plane got