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August 3rd 20, 12:20 AM
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YOUR AUGUST UPDATE
=E2=80=A2 A historical report on the Grunau Baby, the glider used for the = Benalla record flight. Estimated that over 6000 of these sailplanes were a= ctually built, the largest number of any glider ever manufactured. German o= f course! NO the SG-38 (10000 +) was produced in much larger numbers (and possibly the Antonov A-1 with around 6000 built), 6000 being quite a high estimate for the GB - but of course the Waco CG-4 with nearly 14000 produced as them all beat 
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