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September 27th 03, 11:59 AM
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"ANDREW ROBERT BREEN" wrote in message
... In article , Mike Marron wrote: (Corey C. Jordan) wrote: If any WWII fighter was least likely to get near Mach 1, it was the P-38 with its 0.68 critical Mach. And as any truthful RAF Sea Vixen driver would attest, not to mention the P-38's relatively dirty twin boom design. *Ahem* ITYM "any truthful FAA Sea Vixen driver.."  -- For me, I am always confusing the Javelin and Sea Vixen. With similar performance and both bush pig-ugly I have to catch myself from making the same mistake. cheers Dave Kearton 
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