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Basket case
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This is so true. Keep the props spinning at proper rpm with proper oil pressure and you have a cool pilot. Have the props stop and you have a glide slope on a direct route to the scene of the crash!!!
With a chopper that glide slope is vertical. Rotors stop, you drop....right to the scene of the accident.
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They just beat the air into submission.
Designed and built in case the B-29 didn't live up to it's role. The B-32 was the last aircraft over Japan that suffered the last a casuaulty of the war a rear gunner. They were all scraped after the war because they didn't need both the B-29 and the B-32. I think there were over a hundred built and only one group was deployed in the war over Japan. Brand new aircraft went right to making into beer cans.
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I sure hope the landing was within FAA guidelines.
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rp23g7
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Mid Atlantic Air Museum is restoring a P61 And will be flying it. http://www.maam.org/p61.html
rp23g7
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me too, McDonnell Douglas, Long Beach, 1990-1994 C-17 systems install
snakeyes
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oh boy here we go
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