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5th May 2016, 00:28

Richard T. Eger Richard T. Eger is offline

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Re: The Catch-22 Bomb Wing

Dear Dan,

The second gruesome scene was of someone standing on a rock out from the shore and a pilot buzzed too close and cut off his torso and above with his propeller blade. Gruesome enough?

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Richard

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