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September 8th 03, 06:12 AM
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On Mon, 08 Sep 2003 01:37:54 GMT, "Gord Beaman" )
wrote: (ArtKramr) wrote: 'Or else' what Art?...certainly not to be argumentative here at all but there's some questions in my mind. You say that there's no way to drop with your bombs on safe because the 'powers that be' were worried that bombs might get dropped unarmed so removed the possibility. So what's this about 'coming home with less than 8 arming wires'?, how could you do that?. Simple. If the arming wires were not firmly and properly installed they could pull loose and go out with the bombs.. And since it is the bombardier who inspects and approves the bomb and arming wire installation, he is called on the carpet. And that is not a pretty picture. ...if you say so...they sure didn't seem to trust you guys too well did they?... Would you? Think about it. 
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