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12th June 2006, 06:37

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Re: Most Successful Aircraft Designer

You forgot R. Mitchell, who designed the Spitfire. Only one plane (he died in 1937 IIRC) but what a plane...in service for the start of the war, still one of the best fighters at the end of it.

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