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I just saw the History Channel presentation of the Army's 7th Cav.  Part of the 
		
	
		
		
		
		
		
	
		 
		
	
	
	segment described the battle at Il Drang, where Col. Moore called Broken Arrow. The Col. said that the call produced aircraft holding above his position from 5000' to 35,000'. Two Questions: Is that true, were there that many aircraft engaged and available for him that day? Also, if a F-4 was up high in the holding pattern, would the F-4 aircraft shut down an engine to conserve fuel ?(my friends from A-37 units would routinely shut down angines if the holds were forecast to be more than 20 minutes; they had confidence of relighting when needed.) Thx, VL  | 
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