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Whatever happened to ? by
Anne
Can you tell what ever happened to nice americans?
On asia news tv lately is many bad americans killing many people in
middle east. This saddens me.
I remeber some time with good americans they were fun and easy.
Whatever happened to nice americans? What went wrong?
Me thank you
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No uranium, no munitions, no missiles, no programmes by
Michael Petukhov
http://www1.iraqwar.ru/iraq-read_article.php?articleId=21801&lang=en
No uranium, no munitions, no missiles, no programmes
05 October 2003
As the first progress report from the Iraq Survey Group is released,
Cambridge WMD expert Dr Glen Rangwala finds that even the diluted
claims made for Saddam...
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by Jim
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Air Force announces acquisition management reorganization by
Otis Willie
Air Force announces acquisition management reorganization
(EXCERPT) PRESS RELEASE -- Secretary of the Air Force, Directorate of
Public Affairs
Release No. 0820037 Aug 20, 2003
Air Force announces acquisition management reorganization
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Air Force officials announced a major
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Is Rafale dead? by
Charles Talleyrand
I understand that the order to Dassault is for 28 aircraft, with an option of
20 more. However, I have read on the web that Dassault is to deliver 1 Rafale
this year, and only 4 next year. I have also read that there are only 13
operational Rafales with the French Military.
The slow speed of...
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F-86 by
Mike Marron
Training was hectic in those days. The Air
Force took in twice as many trainees as they graduated. The attrition
rate was high. The purpose was to rush as many trained pilots to Korea
as possible to bolster the undermanned units fighting there. A
fatality a week was common at Nellis during our...
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Refuting blackbird folklore by
frank wight
There was a time when I thought that
the blackbird could secretly hit 5 on the
mach meter--but isn't there solid science
agains this? Such as:
I don't think the engines have the ability
to rev up to such a speed. Maybe the jet fuel
itself cannot produce sufficent BTU's (thrust)
to propel it that...
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military antenna connector by
hardware_hacker
In article ,
says...
It may be just what it looks like - a modified BNC.
I've seen this kind of thing on test equipment, usually for signals that are
frequently connected/disconnected and where a positive lock isn't...
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Maybe GWB isn't lying....... by
JD
The media and most democrats charge President Bush lied to the American
people and led us into a war over oil. Even if you disregard GWB 1 and the
war re Kuwait, in any attempt to be fair, you have to take these quotes into
consideration:
"One way or the other, we are determined to deny Iraq the...
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February 5th 04 12:35 AM
by The CO
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World War Two Era U.S. Radial Engines (Curtiss and Pratt&Whitney) by
Lincoln Brown
Okay, online flightsim question time.
Did the Curtiss or P&W Radial engines rotate on a mount and spin the
propellor like their WWI predecessors or were they fixed and drove a
propellor shaft?
I've seen WWI Era fighters with the engine exposed and the cylinders spin,
but
all the WWII aircraft the...
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What was B-70 bomber's bomb load ? by
Mike
The B-52 could carry about 27 tons of conventional bombs.
What about the never put into production B-70 bomber ? I've always
wondered what its bomb load was. Was that information ever released ?
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Is it easier now? by
ArtKramr
Did military discipline become looser and more liberal since WWI?. Is
military life easier now than it was then?
Arthur Kramer
344th BG 494th BS
England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany
Visit my WW II B-26 website at:
http://www.coastcomp.com/artkramer
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February 29th 04 02:33 AM
by Jack
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Triumphant Tea Bags by
Frank Van Haste
Hi, Bob!
You, sir, are gonna get in a peck of trouble with writin' like that. Nicely
done, as usual, tho'.
Frank
"Bob McKellar" wrote in message
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Usual notes:
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Saddam Capture - End to resistance? by
Tuollaf43
The capture of Saddam Hussein (assuming that he is saddam and not a
double or a plant) is a great morale boost for the US and assorted
allies in Iraq. Wonder what effect, if any, it will have on continued
resistance in Iraq.
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Turbo prop AT-6/SNJ? by
frank may
Off & on over the years since turbo prop cropdusters (more politely,
ag-aircraft) have been being converted from radial engines to PT-6 or
Garret power, I've wondered if anyone has converted an AT-6/SNJ to a
turbo prop. Surely some well-to-do (or just eccentric) type has at
least considered it....
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September 5th 04 02:51 PM
by sddso
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Rolling Thunder by
Mortimer Schnerd, RN
Although I bought the book shortly after it was published (and had Ed autograph
it), I just got around to reading it. Outstanding read. I don't know why it
took me so long to get started on it, but it sure was hard to put down.
--
Mortimer Schnerd, RN
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OT - For my American Friends by
funkraum
(ArtKramr) wrote:
Subject: OT - For my American Friends
From: "Bob Southgate"
Date: 2/15/03 1:57 PM Pacific
Well, Fangio, Hawthorne and Nuvalari are all dead. Moss is alive, in his
70's and is now Sir Stirling Moss. F1, like...
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