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Old June 24th 05, 09:20 PM
Chris Colohan
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Corky Scott writes:
Could it be that the person describing the 707 barrel roll meant that
the maneuver was 1G in excess of 1G? In other words 2G's? Could be,
but probably the announcer or "talent" speaking for the clip had no
idea what he was talking about.


Actually, I think Tex says it. You can watch the video clip yourself
and make up your mind, Jay has it archived on this page:

http://www.alexisparkinn.com/aviation_videos.htm

Search for "Tex" and you'll find it.

Chris
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