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Old 05-12-2005, 11:51 AM   #31
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for best and most sucessful??
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i'll go along with that.........
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WACO CG-4 GLIDER DEVELOPMENT MISHAP!

"The program got off to a rocky start. The first time gliders were used in combat was in Sicily. They were to land on a beach, and the approach was made over water. Many of the gliders were released too far away to make land, and crashed in the ocean too far from land for the soldiers to swim. Approximately 300 men were presumed drowned. Shortly thereafter, in a demonstration flight over St. Louis, a wing separated from a Waco glider carrying the mayor of the city and the President of the Waco Company. All aboard were killed. The military decided to step back and take another look."
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Old 05-17-2005, 02:42 PM   #36
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I would go with the Horsa.
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How did the German DFS 230 compare?
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I dont think it was used to much, I am not very aware of how good it was either.
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