Why was the SB2C refered to as the "Beast" when the TBF was bigger?

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Why was the SB2C refered to as the "Beast" when the TBF was bigger?

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Why was the SB2C refered to as the "Beast" when the TBF was bigger?

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October 4th 05, 05:47 PM

Bob McKellar

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"R Leonard" wrote in message
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Syd Bottomley did two traps and two launches in a PBJ on Shangri-La in
November 1944.

Rich

I know quite well what a PBJ is, but I just can't break the habit of
thinking "peanut butter & jelly" every time I see one mentioned.

Bob McKellar

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