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16th July 2011, 14:54
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Re: The Northrop B-35 was difficult to defend
It is principle of use. When you remove much of defensive armament you get lighter and faster aircraft which could do their job properly. De Havilland Mosquito and Arado Blitz are samples. XB-35 could work at high altitude and high speed.
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