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diff --git a/rockets/airframes/LilNuke/index.mdwn b/rockets/airframes/LilNuke/index.mdwn
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@@ -51,7 +51,9 @@ enjoy it.  When the range opened, Robert was first in line at the RSO with
 the Lil Nuke flight-prepped and ready to go on an Aerotech G54W-M motor.  When
 he handed it over to the same guy to check out, the guy looked at me 
 questioningly, and I told him "don't look at me, it's his rocket!"... the
-facial expression that resulted was just priceless.  It was a perfect flight.
+facial expression that resulted was just priceless.  It was a perfect flight, 
+and a great day overall.  We've been back to fly with ARS a couple times
+since then.
 
 Later that same day, Robert flew again on an Aerotech G104T-M, and it was 
 another perfect flight other than gnarling one of the fins a bit on landing.