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March 15th 11, 03:53 AM
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ASW-12 Proto Question
So, for any that were involved with the returning of the prototype
ASW-12 from California to Germany, can you tell me a bit about the trailer the plane was in for shipping back to Germany? Did the glider load into the trailer over the tongue, or in the more conventional way, through the back of the trailer? Was the trailer still a canvas covered box, or had it been skinned with metal? The plane was de-registered from the US in 2005. Sort of working a little history project. Any information would be appreciated! Thanks in advance! Steve Leonard 
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