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Can you say: Payne Stewart ? - Explosive Decompression? Tryit yourself, numbnuts.



 
 
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Old January 20th 04, 03:08 AM
C J Campbell
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"Big John" wrote in message
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| John
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| There was a small group (6 or so) of 111's sent to SE Asia. Not sure
| if the were based in SVN or 'Out Country'? Believe 'out country'.
|

Most web sites detailing the F-111's history say that the F-111A was used
for tactical bombing, but they agree that the FB-111 never went to SEA.

The guys have convinced me, though, that the pilot who told me the story
must have been flying some other aircraft.


 




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