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What a coincidence Mike, I was in MB class on 9/11 also. We normally drive to class also, the one in Chicago (Itasca, IL). I was there for the Diagnostic Update class. Really wierd seeing no planes flying into Ohare after they let the class out. Given the 2 hour time difference, did you have class at all that day? Probably real short if they did. I think we were sent back to the motel at about 10 or 10:30ish. I went to Rancho for that class also, luckily it was in July 2001, so still fairly carefree flying. That's the only time I hadn't gone to Itasca though, so I don't know the likelyhood of bumping into you in a class. If I ever go to Montavale or you ever come to Itasca, we'll have to let each other know, but still given the amount of classes, it's still probably doubtful. Don't know what to tell ya about the book, I got the whole thing copied, took awhile. Just says "Model Year 2002 (USA) Models 129,170,203,208,210,215,220 introduction into service Preliminary, and the doc number is P-2783-000. We just has it in the pile with all the other books like this. Maybe you can get a call into your SPOM or someone up the ladder like that and get a few copies next-dayed to you. In the absence of that, if you can let me know asap, I can run off another photo-copied set and next day it also, at least you'd have it by this weekend and Monday to study from. Another thought is that it may also be on Wis? It wouldn't take much to copy it now from my copied set. The problem with doing it the first time was removing and (especially) inserting it back into the cheap plastic binder. Gilly
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Thanks for the offer Gilly. I'll ask the powers that be to call the SPOM and see what happens. We only had class for about an hour on 9/11. We finished up the next day and since nobody could leave (all 9 of us were from the east coast) they gave us a day of G-Wagen training. They took us to lunch a couple of times and did all they could to find us flights home ASAP. I must admit though, if your'e gonna be stuck somewhere, southern California ain't a bad place to be! The way it ended was kind of funny. Two guys rented cars and left on Wedensday to drive cross-country. They both said there was no way they were flying! I got lucky. I caught a flight to Phoenix, and then home to New Jersey on Saturday. Door to door was almost twenty two hours! The rest of the guys rented a Grand Caravan and drove back together. Anyway, didn't this turn out to be an interesting thread? I hope the rest of the forum members didn't mind us talking shop. Seeya
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