Fritz,
Back on-topic: I believe there actually is a JTAS index around somewhere (perhaps in my reprint volumes, I'll be checking) but I don't think there's a comprehensive index of everything from CT. I guess that would be a concordnance, anyway. A project for someone with more time than I've got!
John
At the US Army Airborne School, Ft. Benning, GA, 1983. WRT the different techniques - well, you certainly weren't jumping with anywhere near the same load of gear we were. As for crazy or not - well, I volunteered to jump out of planes before having ever flown in one. Make of that what you will.Where did you learn PLFs? IIRC, from my ejection seat training (only crazy people jump out of perfectly good airplanes), we only had 3 contact points in a properly done PLF: feet, thigh, shoulder. An improperly done one only had three as well, depending on direction: feet, knees, face or feet, keister, head.
Back on-topic: I believe there actually is a JTAS index around somewhere (perhaps in my reprint volumes, I'll be checking) but I don't think there's a comprehensive index of everything from CT. I guess that would be a concordnance, anyway. A project for someone with more time than I've got!
John
