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Which aircraft will live in history forever?



 
 
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Old November 27th 03, 02:51 AM
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Which ones?


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Old November 27th 03, 02:57 AM
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Old November 27th 03, 03:39 AM
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Which ones?


B-25 Mitchell


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Old November 27th 03, 03:52 AM
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ArtKramr ) writes:
Which ones?

Wright Flyer
Douglas DC-3 opened air travel for many
Boeing 707 First practical Jetliner
Boeing B-52 seems like it'll fly forever
Lockheed C-130 Hercules 49 years old still in production
Piper Cub opened general aviation for many


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Old November 27th 03, 03:59 AM
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In article ,
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Which ones?


Arthur Kramer
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1. Wright Flyer
2. Space Shuttle
3. Concorde
3. DC-3 and all of its subvarieties
4. Piper Cub
5. Stuka
6. Fokker Triplane
7. Ryan NYP
8. B-52
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Old November 27th 03, 04:14 AM
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Which ones?


Spitfire
Mustang
Sabre


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Old November 27th 03, 06:00 AM
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Which ones?


Wright Flyer
Sopwith Camel
Fokker Triplane
Ford Trimotor
Zero
Me 109
C-47
B-25
B-17
P-51
Spitfire
Me 262
B-29
MiG 15
707
U-2
Blackbird
B-52


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Old November 27th 03, 07:46 AM
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Which ones?


Albatross
Sopwith Camel
Spitfire
Hurricane
P-51
Lancaster
B-17
B-29


Keith


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Old November 27th 03, 08:10 AM
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Wright Flyer
B-29 (nuked Japan)
U-2 (Cold War Symbol)
Concord
SR-71
Harrier (First real VTOL)
B-52 (if it ever *becomes* "history")
Me 262
X-1
X-15
KC-135


(there are lots of candidates such as the F-4, Mig-21, Zero, P-51,
etc. etc. but I think the above are unique and for that reason will
stand out)
 




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