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April 18th 14, 06:27 AM
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UK1 E8630 Vickers Vimy to G-EAOU.jpg
It is hard for me to think of how much courage it would have taken to climb
into one of these, and attempt to fly it. Just think of what could happen if the nose skid caught on something during take off or landing. 
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