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September 11th 03, 10:27 PM
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"Paul J. Adam" wrote:
Meanwhile the Shackleton flew on until the 1980s, and the almost equally ancient Canberra flies on still. When a design finds the right niche, it can be very long-lived. Thank gawd the Brits managed to find a niche for the Shackleton other than as a post-war strategic bomber! -Mike (Shackleton = easy pickins) Marron 
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