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June 30th 03, 11:59 PM
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Marauders at low-medium altitude destroyed the beach defenses on their alloted targets. One beach. Utah. There were other factors involved, but yes, the American army suffered exactly 12 men killed in the initial landing at Utah, and that was in part thanks to the Marauders operating at very low level. Some said 500 feet, which is considerably below the pattern altitude at the local airport. all the best -- Dan Ford (email: info AT danford.net) see the Warbird's Forum at http://www.danford.net/index.htm Vietnam | Flying Tigers | Pacific War | Brewster Buffalo | Piper Cub 
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