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Old January 6th 04, 01:42 AM
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"Chad Irby" wrote in message
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"Chad Irby" wrote:


I've seen different numbers, but even with the 526, that's a lot less
planes (less than 450, and 90 of those will be G models, instead of

the
500+ F/A-18E/F).


210 + 222 = 432

You don't really get how business is done, Irby.


Well, since 432 is less than 450, and both are less than the 538/526,
that's a decrease.


The third option is still on the table.


 




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