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Old 26th September 2019, 20:15
Frank Olynyk Frank Olynyk is offline
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Re: Gruman Tracker, fate ?

Actually, all that is needed is for someone with a little time on their hands to go to NARA II and pull the deck log for Bennington for May 1964 and copy the page(s) for May 16. Unfortunately with the new one-pull-at-a-time policy it would cost me two hours of copying documents for MAW, which is close to a box for what I am currently working on.

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