Mountain cabin that and level clinicians 150yrds sons of legislation at AAB, GA; Chanute Field, Rantoul, IL; To CL-26 instructional airframe at Chanute Field 30 6713th FS, 337th FG, Field, Tampa, FL; Destroyed 17Sep42 collision with P-43-6719 landing at Field; Pilot killed; Surveyed at Field 1 6714 CL-26 instructional airframe November 14 6715st Pursuit Squadron, 1st Pursuit Group, Selfridge Field, Mount Clemens, Accident 11Nov41 when looped landing at Spartanburg, SC; Condemned February 23 6716 Sub-Depot, Field, NC; Accident 9Jul42 taking off at Field 6717 HQ Squadron, 1st Pursuit Group, Selfridge Field, Mount Clemens, Accident 13Oct41 when looped taking off at AAB, GA; NAS North Island, San CA; To CL-26 instructional airframe at North Island, CA February 23 6718 Accepted by USAAF 12Aug41st Pursuit Group, Selfridge Field, Mount Clemens, Accident 22Aug41 when looped after engine failure taking off at Field, NY; Modified for photo-reconnaissance 2May42, redesignated P-43D; 5th AF, Charter Towers, QLD; Shipped to Australia 9Jul42, arrived 15Aug42; Used for appraisal of type; Australian AF as serial A56; No.1 Aircraft Depot, Laverton, VIC, 10Nov42; No.1 Photographic Reconnaissance Coomalie Creek, NT, 11Dec42; Damaged 31Jan43 when a brake jammed landing at Laverton, VIC; Missing 29Apr43 while on a reconnaissance flight to Laverton, VIC from Wagga, NSW. Found 15 years later 1958 thick on the side of Gully near Healesville, North East of Melbourne. 6719th FS, 337th FG, Field, Tampa, FL; Destroyed 17Sep42 collision with P-43-6713 landing at Field; Pilot killed; Surveyed at Field 1 6720 McClellan Field, Sacramento, CA; Reclaimed 3 6721th Single Engine Flying Training Squadron, Moore Field, Mission, TX; Accident 12Nov42 when nosed over landing at Field, TX; Air Service Tinker Field, Oklahoma City, Accident 24Nov43 when looped landing at Tinker Field; Surveyed at Tinker Field December 28 Start by having your dog stand up facing you. Let your dog a treat your hand. Stand still and say, Turn around. Lead the dog's nose around to the left with the treat he walks a circle. When he comes back to where he's facing you again, say, Good dog! and give him the treat. Back TIP: After some practice, hold the treat front of you your dog can it and say, Turn around, but 't lead his nose. if he is ready to turn around by himself and get the treat. Pretty he turn around faster than you can say 'Lassie! If you choose to use the words, Turn Left, use them all the time. 't use Turn around sometimes, and Turn Left other times. Be consistent. Twirl or Turn Right Twirl is the same trick as Turn Around but this time your dog turns to the right instead of to the left. Start by having your dog stand up facing you. Stand still and say, Twirl. Lead the dog's nose around to the right with the treat he walks a circle. When he comes back to where he's facing you again, say, Good dog! and give him the treat. If you choose to use the words, Turn Right, use them all the time. 't use Twirl sometimes, and Turn Right other times. Be consistent. Back TIP: After your dog has learned Turn Around and Twirl you can put them together and have your dog look really smart. First have your dog Turn Around and then say Twirl Be careful, though, 't get your dog dizzy! Be sure to teach Turn Around and Twirl separately. Wait until your dog has learned the first one very well. Start by having your dog lie down. Hold a treat just front of his nose and say, Crawl. If he starts to stand up, say, No, down...crawl. Pull the treat away, keeping it low, near the and say, Craaawl. When your dog moves even an inch or two without standing up, praise him and say, Good dog! Craaawl. Back Choose a game that your dog loves to play, like catch with a ball, or hide and seek with a toy. Then get him excited by saying, Let's play! Want to play? and show him the ball or toy. Jump and act silly he barks and then say, Good dog, speak! Then play the game as his reward for learning Speak. Back TIP: You can't make a dog bark, but you can get him happy and excited he wants to bark. After a while, your dog bark when you say, Speak. Caution! If you have a dog that already causes trouble because of his barking, you might not want to encourage this behavior. If you decide it's to teach it, be sure to teach Quiet, too. Play Dead or Take a Nap Have your dog lie down on his tummy. As you gently roll him over on his side, say, Take