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Old January 9th 04, 03:16 AM
Tex Houston
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"BUFDRVR" wrote in message
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I've copied two paragraphs from Joe Baugher's website and these only

apply
to the B-52H.


Hmm, according to my books on the BUFF, the 20mm cannon was a "stock item"

on
the H model.


BUFDRVR



You want to reread that first paragraph which reads "The defensive tail
armament was changed. The quartet of 0.50-inch machine
guns carried by earlier versions was replaced by a single General Electric
M61 20-mm six-barreled rotary cannon. "

It says the .50s were used on EARLIER versions. My experience was with Ds
and Gs. The 20mm was only on the H which is what my message said.

Tex Houston


 




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