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FR [guess: Berij] File
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Certificate
of
GOLD WINGS
The
PARACHUTE CLUB OF AMERICA
hereby recognizes
[REDACTED]
as having performed 1,000
sport parachute jumps in accordance
with the rules and regulations
as set forth by the
PARACHUTE CLUB OF AMERICA
Recognition for this outstanding achievement
is hereby given on this [BLANK] day
of [BLANK] in the year [BLANK]
PARACHUTE CLUB OF AMERICA
[REDACTED]
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b6
b7c
b6
b7c
b6
b7c
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DB COOPER-45789
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SEARCHED _____ INDEXED _____
SERIALIZED _____ FILED _____
MAR 3 0 1972
FBI-SEATTLE
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Handwritten file reference annotation at top of page, partially illegible.
A blank/redacted Gold Wings certificate from the Parachute Club of America recognizing an individual for completing 1,000 sport parachute jumps. The recipient's name, date, and signature block are redacted or left blank. Decorative illustrations of parachuting-related imagery (wings, diamond shapes, parachute emblem) appear along the left margin.
FOIA exemption codes b6 and b7c marked in the right margin at three vertical positions, indicating redactions for personal privacy (b6) and law enforcement investigatory files with personal information (b7c).
FBI case reference number stamped on the document, linking it to the D.B. Cooper investigation.
FBI Seattle field office processing stamp indicating the document was searched, indexed, serialized, and filed on March 30, 1972.
Scanned photocopy of a certificate with some speckling and artifacts Recipient name redacted (blank boxes) Date fields on certificate are blank Handwritten annotation at top right partially legible FBI processing stamp at bottom is slightly smudged but legible