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El Coke

October 27, 2003 04:37PM

Radial engines , more than tanks , jeeps ,ships or any other motor ,won World War II . One caanot forget the very brave men ,often between 19 and 23 ,who flew those planes . On just one day ,in August , 1943 ,105 B-17s were sahot down over Continental Europe .

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