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Guess 3
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Uploaded: 02/17/07 1:16 AM GMT
Guess 3
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::jswgpb
02/17/07 3:55 AM GMT
That's some type of instrumentation for weather like radar or doplar isn't it ?? Other than that daaaaaaaaaaaaa??????
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Always remember - Follow the Yellow Brick Road, it will lead you to the Emerald City and OZ A very nice place to repose. Trust me on this one, I live there ............The Lion...................... MY GALLERY - The Magical Mystery Tour
The _______________ featured a large dorsal "saucer" radome made of honeycomb fiberglass, with dimensions of 6.1 by 9.14 meters (20 by 30 feet), to accommodate the antenna for its Hazeltine AN/APS-82 search radar, and a new tail unit with three tailfins to compensate for the wake interference of the radome. Since the radome blocked the wings from folding upward, they were redesigned to fold backward along the fuselage in classic ____________ fashion.
The _____________had a crew of four, including pilot, copilot, and two radar operators. A total of 89 _____________ was built from 1958 into 1961.
Solve for _________ ;)
The _____________had a crew of four, including pilot, copilot, and two radar operators. A total of 89 _____________ was built from 1958 into 1961.
Solve for _________ ;)
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AWAC would describe the function (Airborne Warning and Control). Looking for the type of aircraft. This'll take an airplane buff (not me!).
Next hint (no Googling!) .. it was known as "Willie Fudd" by crews or sometimes "Stoof with a Roof". (Stoof = S-2F-1 <-- the original designation)
Next hint (no Googling!) .. it was known as "Willie Fudd" by crews or sometimes "Stoof with a Roof". (Stoof = S-2F-1 <-- the original designation)
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You're invited to tour my gallery Please note, I am grateful for your comments on my postings, though none are expected. I commit to respond to any questions asked by PM or in the posting itself. Please feel free to subscribe to the posting for notifications as you wish. I remain grateful, Rob.
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