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March 16th 05, 11:04 PM
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"Helowriter" skrev i meddelandet oups.com... Says who? NH-90 doesn't have the cabin volume. If the problem is lack of height in the cabin the NH-90 can be ordered with an extra 30 cm height, just like those on order for the Swedish armed forces. http://www.hkpflj.mil.se/ronneby/pho...9713&nid=23433 Regards, Per Nordenberg 
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March 18th 05, 03:36 PM
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If we're talking Presidential transport, it's headroom and length, and
(I'm not sure about width on the NH-90 cabin. Northrop Grumman is pitching the NH-90 for the US Air Force Personnel Recovery Vehicle, and that seems to need a cabin somewhere between the MH-60G and PRV. As to Mr. Bush's dimensions, he was not the one feeding off the oil-for-food program with Saddam Hussein. Apparently, that was Jacques Chirac's feeding spot. HW
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March 18th 05, 05:20 PM
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No need for Chirac...But Bush largely needed Ben Laden money to pay for his bankrupted oil cy....
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