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17th July 2011, 05:28
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Re: The Northrop B-35 was difficult to defend
Take a look at LIFE magazine in 1952.
Scroll to the heading " WHY ARE WE LOSING AIR SUPREMACY". Read about the problems with the B-47. http://books.google.com.au/books?id=...oblems&f=false Frank Savage
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17th July 2011, 20:03
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Re: The Northrop B-35 was difficult to defend
I've had a few chances to talk to B-47 aircrew about the aircraft, and they all a long list of things they didn't like. But, in the early days, it was the fastest thing around, and they would put up with a lot for that.
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