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December 6th 06, 05:20 AM
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Cessna 337
It was pretty good in that job, two engines to get you home
or at least away from the guys with the AKs. As fire spotter, at least you don't get shot at as much. "Michelle P" wrote in message ink.net... | Jim Macklin wrote: | That is true, but the airplane was just as much a commercial | failure, the vast majority of the production was as military | O2 FAC planes. | | | | [snip] | | | That is what we are basicly using them for now. Air Attack on Wildfires. | Michelle P 
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