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Old March 20th 04, 10:19 AM
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We were at 5 feet. They never saw us. Hope we have better anti-mining
techniques now than we had then. Scary. If we could do that in barely 200+ kt
prop planes on a clear day with defense given time of arrival and looking for
us visually, what could the bad guys do on a dark and stormy night? Scary.

Quent (VP 29)


See my question to Gord about ground effect. Is it really there, as a
cushion, or is that a myth?

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