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ltpat228
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Hurricane Florence???
      #73441 - Wed Sep 06 2006 09:18 AM

When does Recon normally fly out?

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Re: Hurricane Florence??? [Re: ltpat228]
      #73453 - Wed Sep 06 2006 12:41 PM

I would assume they send out recon flights once or twice a day at first, and increase the flights as the storm gets closer to the shore.

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