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Nice!!!
Wish I could fly one of those. Thanks Tony. 
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09-07-13, 15:55
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I toured a B24 at an airshow years ago. What surprised me most was how small these "big" bombers are inside. Yes, men were shorter two generations ago. But the bomb racks in a B17 are not very wide.
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