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I saw a T-shirt once for the F-415C... :-)
Percy
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From: Richard Wilkens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2005 5:22 PM
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Subject: RE: WRB Re: [COUPERS-FLYIN] JATO-coupes
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I guess it all in what you call a war bird. Personal I don't consider any
Coupe a war bird any more than I consider the 1977 Dodge M810(?) that's
sitting in my back yard a "war truck." It's still in full military
colors. The Dodge was owned by the Army for years, the Coupes were flow
for a few months or just a few hours. I wouldn't consider the 5-ton dump I
rode shotgun in around Vietnam a war truck. I would consider the Huey a
war bird, because they had a sting. I would consider the APCs I used in
Germany and Kansas as war vehicles, but they mounted a 50 cal. Maybe if
the Coupes had mounted a 50 cal. or ever saw action I would be more
inclined.
Richard
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