Part 54, page 274

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PREFACE

The 1970 version of the USPA Directory is an expanded publication and considerably more complete than earlier editions which listed only those drop zones operated by affiliated clubs.

By means of a survey type questionnaire we have been able to list many drop zone facilities for which previously there was little or no information available. As a word of cau- tion; this solicited information has not always been verifiable, and the reader should there- fore be prepared for occasional discrepancies between the reported and the actual facilities available at some DZs. Generally, those drop zones which have been visited by a USPA staff member (preceded by a star) and those op- erated by USPA affiliated clubs should be con- sidered the most reliably reported.

In the event the reader discovers an error in the listed information, or has suggestions for the revision of future editions, please send these comments to Box 109, Monterey, Cali- fornia.

It is hoped that this new format of a State by State breakdown of drop zones, area safety officers, FAA facilities, and the USPA affiliated clubs will provide an easily referenced index of the information most necessary to users of this Directory.

This publication is presented as a service of the United States Parachute Association and is current as of 1 May 1970.

Jerry Rouillard Assistant Director United States Parachute Association

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface . . . . . . . . . . 2

USPA Board of Directors . . . . . . 4

Legend . . . . . . . . . . 6

State Listing of USPA Affiliated Clubs, Drop Zones, USPA Area Safety Officers, FAA Gen. Aviation Dist. Offices, and FAA Certified Parachute Lofts . 7-53

Military Overseas Clubs . . . . . . 53

Canadian Drop Zones . . . . . . . 54

Foreign National Parachuting Organizations . . 56

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