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Old 01-13-2008, 12:44 PM   #1
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Hey does anyone know what is the minimum runway length needed for a loaded Beaufighter to take off? What about landing?
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Thanks, I was just curious. I know the British used A-20's & Baltimores in the desert, I wonder if they could use shorter strips than the Beau?
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Yea.......He knows a lot bout WWII planes.........He should know if not i will do some research..unless you find out first
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