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GA Freefall Formation Record: 20 Way
5 Nov 06, Thomaston, GA
POPS skydivers at the Skydive Atlanta Freeflight
Festival in Thomaston, Georgia set a new Georgia State
POPS record 20-way on November 5, 2006. Organized by
Danny Page and launched from Skydive Deland’s Twin
Otter, the skydive was completed on the first 20-way
attempt and it immediately followed a successful
14-way record-breaking jump. The formation flew nicely
for 10 seconds.
The GA 20-Way POPS Record jump. Freefall photo by Edvaldo Cruz.
Standing left to right:
Leonard Pace, Charles Pharr, Gary Shaffer, Todd
Alford, Vic Moreira, Dave Padyjasek , Danny Page, Max
Sidner, Rick Whitlock, Andy Whitlock, Chris Reed, Sue Wassermann.
Kneeling left to right: Brad Doherty, Tami Carbone, Richard Perez, Doug Lewis, Mark Freeman.
Not pictured:
Laurel Moreira, Curt Fellinger, Greg McKellar
Photographer, Edvaldo Cruz.
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