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March 9th 05, 04:38 AM
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"Mike Kanze" wrote:
Peter, Thanks for the additional perspective. I recall seeing a photo long ago of a P2V-1 (?) being fueled for a very long range flight. The fuel lines from the bowser to the aircraft were all packed in dry ice for the same reason. Yes, that was the Truculent Turtle and 'was' a P2V-1. it flew from New Zealand (?) to somewhere in the States... -- -Gord. (use gordon in email) 
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