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Charles Richards, a NASA engineer used the Rogallo wing to build one weight-shift kite:[NASA Paresev]], which inspired John W. Dickenson to build and sell portable ski-kites. His ski kites were then improved to make soarable hang gliders. Neither NASA or C. Richards were ever in the business of creating hang gliders, but a steerable parachute for the Gemini Space Program. See: History of hang gliding. The Federation Aeronautique Internationale (FAI) has determined already John. W. Dickenson]] the inventor of the Modern Hang Glider and extended such recognition: [1]. Please fix this article and do not remove the warning templates until factual accuracy is reflected in no uncertain terms.
