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March 20th 04, 01:44 PM
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"M. H. Greaves" wrote in message ... I read a book recently about a fighter group who flew with one under wing tank, and a bomb under the other, with P51's, the drag must have been hellish! The U.S. used the P47, and the P38's to great advantake for ground attack, the RAF used the typhoon, the tempest, the beaufort, these are the most prominent ones i can remember. The Beaufort was a twin engined bomber and you missed out the P-40 which was used heavily by the RAF , RAAF ad USAAF and the Hurricane used extensively by the RAF and Soviets Keith 
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