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Old 08-22-2007, 08:25 AM   #1
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WESTLAND WHIRLWIND I
This relatively unknown twin engine fighter was used by the RAF in the early years of WW.II
Hope you'll enjoy reading the Pilot's Notes!

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Now Im on over load, havent read the last ones yet.

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Thanks Ron!
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Hi Ron,

>Hope you'll enjoy reading the Pilot's Notes!

Fantastic! What a treasure! Thanks a lot!

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