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An A-B-B-A lashup of Erie covered wagons, led by F7A #713-A, with a merchandise freight at the Maybrook, New York interchange, circa 1950's.

Photo by Marvin Cohen
 
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As memo serves there is a couple of other images of her. Also the GC 1/145 was the only Polish squadron in France that reached the operational readiness as a unit.

Here still with the Polish national insignia on the fuselage.



 
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Yes... it happened to many other Polish and French kites skinned with fabric....



 
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Apparently not! A story went around our offices years ago about the newest building we were occupying, it apparently had a 13th floor marked as such. Not unheard of but still rather uncommon, anyway one of the bigwigs office was supposed to be on that floor. He threw a hissy fit supposedly and had them move the entire department two floors up which of course caused rebuilds on 2 different floors and cost a small fortune all so he would not be on the 13th floor.
 

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