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Old January 25th 04, 07:36 PM
ArtKramr
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If a more powerful engine (and thicker skin) and oval windows used in the
initial design, it would have worked very well. But!!!! Many subsequent
planes would have fallen out of the sky with the problems the Comet had in
metal fatigue, etc. In hindsight the Comets research made all jet planes
far safer, and saved many lives.


Y'mean the Comet is why we lost the Vietnam War????


Arthur Kramer
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