His Big Bertha on a C6 and his Big Bertha + on an E9.  He flew the Onyx on an E30 then on an F72.  If that wasn't enough, it hen went up on an F101.

Bubba took to the air on a G80.

Then came Elara.  One F72 and 4 Dll.  It was to air start the D11s.

Pete flew his Bertha Shuttle three times.  Twice on a B6 and once on a C6.  He had to do some adjusting.  The shuttle is starting to show a bit of age.  A few to many bend and crooks.  But it still flies.

Pete made a new piston launcher.  His Prowler USA flying on a C5 needed a little extra boost.  Using the piston launcher provided it.  It made a big difference in launching.  If you want more information on piston launchers, see Pete at the next launch.  As an added bonus, Pete put a USA flag in the rocket.  On ejection, the flag came down separately.  It worked very well.

Jordan returned with Corn Dawg.  The farmer doesn't grow corn for nothing.  You can fly it.  Jordan put it up on an A8.

Pete put up his Bertha's Revenge on a C6.

Pete got a couple of other fliers to participate in what is called, "The St. Louis Arch."  Three rockets.  Each with a very long, different colored streamer attached to a fin.  Of course the color of the streamers is red, white, and blue.  With C6s, the rockets lifted off together, trailing the streamers behind them.  It was really impressive.  As the rockets arched over, so did the streamers.

He put up his Saturn V on an E-9.  Ejection occurred just after landing.  For a rocket that big, it suffered very minor damage.  It no longer has an escape tower.

Randy then put up his Initiator on an F-25.  Had a great flight.

His Code Red on a C6 had a little aerodynamic problem.  It crashed.  The body tube got damaged.  A close inspection could not determine the reason for the erratic flight path.

Eric flew the Alpha Mod on a B6.  His upscale of the Estes Mosquito which he calls The Big Squiter went up on 6, yes 6, C6s.  It flew quite nicely.  It hauled.

Eric's Bullpup went up on a C6 and the Bertha flew on a D12.

The Lil' Nuke of Eric's went up on an F23, while the Sky Pirate went on an F40.

His BTC and Sizzler went up on A10s.  The USS Firecracker flew twice on B4s.

Johnny 5 flew twice on C6s.

His nice looking AIM-97A went up a couple of times on C6s.

Jacob put up a couple of Alpha IIIs on A8s.  His Scout went up on a B6.

Jacob's Big Daddy flew on a D12.  The Cheetah flew away on an E18.

John flew his Missile Loader on an A10.  His Falcon made two flights.  Once on a B6 and again on a C6.

John's Space Shuttle flew three times.  Each time on a C6.

Then John's Red-White-Blue III left the pad on an E9.

Jeff put up an X-15 on an A10.  Jeff started small.  Blobo went away on a D24.

Jeff then put up a rocket called "Stable or Not?"  Something funny about this one.  He also wrote on the flight card "HEADS UP!"  The flight card was also marked "Original Kit."  I wasn't sure if we should launch it.  It was going up on an F12.  We survived.

Jeff's wonderful Warlock, that big yellow beast, went up on an I357.  What a flight.

Jeff's RWBIII flew on an I366.  It used an altimeter with dual deployment.

Once it went up on an H123 for a pretty good flight.  Then it took to the skies on an I218.

1.  It likes to go for the corn field.

2.  When there is a problem with all of the motor firing at once, it likes to plow the field.

This rocket goes up on 5, yes 5, D12s.  Well, most of the time it goes up on 5.  Sometimes it goes sideways on three.  It has a spectacular fin design.  It is a great sight when five flames are coming out the back end as it goes into the air.

Daniel flew the Gnome on an A2 and his Shockwave on a B6.

The Fat Boy went on a B6.  The Mach 3 flew on a C6.

His Norad had a great flight on an F40.

Wayne's Yank Bullet made its first appearance on a G64.  His Binder Design Excel went up on an H128.

Wayne has been spending some time in the trees.  We hope he gets it back down to earth.

His Redstone also flew on a D12.

Then he brought out "The Dude."  This the the inflatable rocket made by Estes.  It is impressive.  Seven feet tall and full of air.  Tracy made two flights with "The Dude."  Both on D12s.  Anyone interested in this rocket can purchase it from Ken.  A Dude drag race would be neat, if everyone can keep it up.

Kristie then decided to test the aerodynamics of a small rocket.  I think father Ed had something to do with this.  Talk about your minimum diameter rocket.  The poor rocket's name was "Nike-K-Ristie."  It wasn't very big.  It had a G80 in it.  Well, it left the pad in a hurry.  Somewhere up there it suffered a bit of catastrophic damage.  And then it was gone.  Someone did come across the motor casing and the upper half of the airframe.   Quite spectacular.

Then came Goliath.  First on a B6.  That was good, so lets try a C6.  Into the corn it landed.  They couldn't find it.  Later in the day after they left, someone found it as they tried to find their rocket.  I'll bring Goliath to the next launch.

He also flew his Navy Guided Missile on a B6.

Jessica's Monarch flew three times.  It went up on an A8,a B6, then a C6.  That is the way to fly.  Work your way up.

Josh put up his Astrocam 4 time on C6s.  Got to figure out how to get it to fly straight up so that it comes straight down for a picture of the pads.

Jessica flew the Razor three times.  Once on an A8.  Then twice on B6s.

Josh flew a Mosquito on a B6.  Then he brought out his Double Mosquito.  A very good looking upscale of the Mosquito, only with a second stage.  This went up on a B6 staging to an A8.  This was followed by a rocket named "The Rocket Formerly Known As Double Mosquito."  It went up on a C6.  I hope the name doesn't indicate the demise of the Double Mosquito.

Jessica brought out Blorange.  It flew on a B6 followed by two flights on C6s.

Evan flew Spitfire on a C6.  His AARAAM flew on a C6.  Then we had the "Red Rocket" which went up on a D12.

Mike then took to the skies.  His Quest flew on a C6.  His Goliath also flew on a C6.

Mike's Quest Ion Pulsar went on a C6.  The AIM120 flew on two E9s.

It was late in the day, but a quick turn around and it was back up in the air on an H180 with a short delay.  This time all was well.  Everyone got to see the new spinning parachute.  It was red, white, and blue with a star in the middle.  It worked perfectly and looked great.