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Walker, Texas Ranger :: Whitewater (1) (04x09)
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| Title: | Whitewater (1) |
| Episode #: | 04x09 |
| Original Airdate: | Saturday November 25th, 1995 |
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When Walker is wounded in a bust, Alex takes him on a whitewater rafting trip. When one of the passengers turns up dead and with the communications radio broken, Walker begins to investigate what is happening. Meanwhile, there is a prison break and a dangerous psychopath gets on the loose. Tracking his case, C.D. and Trivette are lead to the place where Walker and Alex began their rafting trip...
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Jump Wings
When Irv Bannister and Dan Lundy get in a tussle over Lundy wearing the Army Parachutist jump wings, Lundy says he has no right to wear them and that he must earn them like he himself did. This is a very common attitude among those who are airborn qualified. They take offense to those who wear the wings without having earned them. It isn't unfounded either, as the wings signify the completion of a tough and long training to be qualified as a parachutist.
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