They decided to put up the base for another practice from 12.8K and it built fast and smoothly. There were a few out on breakoff, but there were no major glitches. We put up a 300-Way which exited at 23,400 feet which was under 1000 feet above the cloud base. The base soon dissappeared and there was much confusion about where people were diving to. No great result.
Tomorrow there's another day.
December 12 - This is a day off for the pilots, so the World Team will be working on the ground to be fully prepared to go back into the air in Monday morning. Throughout the day, the 21 Team-Captains will be conducting extensive video review sessions with their team members. The team captains will also meet en masse for a detailed working session to ensure complete unity in the sky among all of the 21 sector teams. December 11 - The weather was overcast in the morning and participants dirt dived the 300 way in anticipation of the weather clearing up. The Alpha team went up to check the upper cloud layers and the cloud base was determined to be at 9000 feet and was 1000 feet thick.