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Its good the pilots of this day still know how to properly fly an a/c of
this type these days, but a shame that they don't have anyof those little bogies they had during WWII just for this purpose; They'd lift it up by crane and place one or two under it, so they could move the a/c away for repair. I have a video that says an a/c landed this way even in WWII was well far from being a total loss, but I also read in an earlier post that the damage isn't too bad and is repairable. Of course it'll need to be done from scratch because during the war the repair shop boys had many scrapped airframes to scrounge parts from! regards, Mark. "JStONGE123" wrote in message ... Ohh it makes me sick to watch it. Could be worse I guess. The Durango 95 purred away real horrorshow. A nice warm vibratey feeling all through your guttiwuts. |
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