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Victorian aerobatic team prays for seriously injured comrades as they draw a heart in the sky

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After Australian stunt pilot Glenn Collins was seriously injured in a plane crash at the Australian International Air Show in Avalon, his team, Paul Bennet Airshows, once again performed publicly, painting a huge heart in the sky to offer blessings and prayers for the outstanding stunt pilot.

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大纪元 Epoch Times broke the news in 10 days ago on Saturday, April 19, 2025.

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Victorian aerobatic team prays for seriously injured comrades as they draw a heart in the sky

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