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22nd August 2015, 16:12
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Re: Soviet aviation fuel: More bang for the buck or the ruble?
Paul,
http://www.oilru.com/or/47/1006/ "The amount of high-octane aviation gasoline, converted into the metric system, was 1,197,587 tons, including 558,428 tons with octane numbers above 99." Also, for those interested, Aviation Gasoline Technology Transfer during the Second World War: Japan, Germany and the U.S.A. http://www.worldbhc.org/files/full%2...gyTransfer.pdf 
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