Wing-runners run along side and hold the wingtip of the glider level until it has enough speed for the pilot to take control during the Northeast Region Glider Academy in Springfield, Vt. In addition to holding the wingtip, the wing-runner communicates with both the glider and tow-plane pilots using hand signals. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Jeffrey Allen) DSC 3523 by AirmanMagazine

Wing-runners run along side and hold the wingtip of the glider level until it has enough speed for the pilot to take control during the Northeast Region Glider Academy in Springfield, Vt. In addition to holding the wingtip, the wing-runner communicates with both the glider and tow-plane pilots using hand signals. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Jeffrey Allen) DSC_3523 by AirmanMagazine Stock Photo

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