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Aviation graveyard uncovered in Ohio

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7th June 2014, 15:46

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Re: Aviation graveyard uncovered in Ohio

Interesting, Richard. THX I wonder why the family has refused to sell the planes to museums? Surely, the could get some decent bucks. Sooner or later the scrap metal people will find them.

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