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Yup...its yours. Don Pratt was killed in Normandy when his glider hit a tree and the jeep in back broke loose and crushed him.
And you are also correct on how Wingate died.
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PZL M15 Belfegor
Designed for big Russian farms, this 1970s Polish agro-jet prototype was powered by an AI-25 jet engine. Aviation Museum, Krakow. This amazing Polish ag-plane had only one engine. The engine was the same as used in the Yak-40. It used lots of bleed air to blow the stuff out of the hoppers and in fact is a sound response to a questionable specification/requirement. Had the photographer not had his name on the picture, I never would have found this aircraft with my usual sources.
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When a prang seems inevitable, endeavor to strike the softest, cheapest object in the vicinity, as slowly as possible. --WW II RAF Instructor Pilot |
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It was the world's first[and I think is the only]jet bi-plane for agricultural usage..your question |
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Back to you Sir. You always post good questions. |
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DEVOUT BIKER
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Yep, regional maintenance manager, and at three hotels I am down to three maint guys from six needed. Guess who gets to take up the slack and do my own job too? Besides, I think they only call me that to keep from paying me overtime..................I know.....I know.......better days ahead my friend!
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