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Despite their flying skills the Delichon martins are sometimes caught by fast-flying birds of prey.
His staff apparently had doubts about his flying skills.
The competition, the first on the Island since 1995, tests pilots' flying skills and precision.
He returned home and got a job as a ranger, combining his forestry and flying skills.
For example, a posting circulating on the Internet argues that over-reliance on automation has resulted in the atrophy of basic flying skills.
One problem, according to Mr. Brown, is that South Korea has no network of small airports with private planes to nurture flying skills in young people.
A 1996 report by the Federal Aviation Administration expressed concern that pilots were losing their basic flying skills because they were depending so much on automation.
The shooting down of the bomber carrying Yamamoto, the commander of the Japanese fleet, was a triumph of military intelligence and flying skills.
Watching these mid-air battles gave us, and millions of viewers, new admiration for the flying skills of these common garden birds.
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