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September 19th 03, 03:45 AM
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"Frank Noort" wrote in message ... Hi On the Scramble Website you will find everything about the world's Air Arms. All freely accesible, more than 100MB of data, more than 1100 aircraft photos, more then 2000 squadron badges, more then 800 pages....! Yes, it will keep you busy for a while :-) E U R O P E =========== Austria http://www.scramble.nl/at.htm Belgium http://www.scramble.nl/be.htm It's all very impressive. But is there someway to find out how many planes of what type a given nation has. For example, I can find out that Belgium flys the Alpha-Jet, but not how many. What would be nice is a list that says: Belgium 25 Alpha-Jet 17 F-16A 03 F-16B And so on. 
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