The Lumby Airforce

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	Click on image to expand	Randy's first Hang Glider in early 1976. A 19X17 Eagle Delta Standard. Notice the Ball Hanger Harness! The sheep wool helped.
	Click on image to expand	Randy Lands the ASG-23 topless, crossbar less, strutted Glider at The American Cup World Team Championships in Tennessee in 1979
	Click on image to expand	ASG-23 from the top at Lookout Mountain Tennessee
	Click on image to expand	Chris Bennett, Randy Rauck and Leo Salvas 1976 heading for launch on Randy's beetle. Notice the new Prone Harnesses!
	Click on image to expand	Randy Launches and finishes 4th at the World invitational Hang Gliding Championships 1978
	Click on image to expand	Leo, Randy, Garth, Dennis, Peter and Chris of the Lumby Air Force prepare to leave to Mount Saint Pierre Quebec for the Canadian National Championships
	Click on image to expand	Leo Salvas Launches his 19X17 Eagle Prone off the South East Launch on Saddle Mountain 1976.
	Click on image to expand	Randy Gets a new 18X16 Eagle and Prone harness in late spring 1976
	Click on image to expand	Randy buys one of the first ultralights in British Columbia. A Soarmaster powered Olympus 180.
	Click on image to expand	Training on Saddle Mountain spring 1976
	Click on image to expand	Testing the ASG-23 before it flies.
	Click on image to expand	Tom Price, designer of the ASG-23, with Randy and Larry Croome