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Old November 5th 09, 06:53 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
jan olieslagers[_2_]
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Default Discussing fighter plane concepts and performance

Bob Nixon schreef:
GET OVER DOG FIGHTING???? Isn't that the very reason they put a gun on
the F4-E and center racked add-on M61 EQ ...


Nixon,
Allow me to suggest you leave this place and carry your (perfectly
acceptable) discussion to a more appropriate newgroup.
Actually this is a lot less bad than some other postings, but you at
least seem to be open-minded and fair enough to see reason.
TIA,
 




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