Boeing's WW 2 Disc Designs

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February 23rd 04, 05:59 AM

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From: David Windhorst
Date: 2/22/2004 7:47 PM Central Standard Time
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Peter Stickney wrote:

In article ,
(robert arndt) writes:

http://www.ufx.org/flapjack/boeing390.htm

The 390, rare, mostly unknown... even by you guys.

How so? It was mentioned in "Airpower Magazine" a couple of years
back.

Right. July '02, to be specific.

Should we tell teton the Boening designs were closer to eliptical wings than
discs?

Dan, U. S. Air Force, retired

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