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In 1943 my Dad flew from Iran down to Cairo in a C-47. When they landed, he noticed a big chunk on the wing's leading edge was missing and asked the pilot if it was flak damage. The pilot replied " Naw...hit a buzzard over the desert."
 
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For You Aussies.
9th November 1937: A mason cements blocks of stone into position, carved with the names of the fallen, in the military ceremony at Villiers-Bretonneux, near Amiens. The memorial is the Australian National Memorial, designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens, and the names of the 10,860 Australians who have no known grave in France will be carved on it. Completion is expected in spring 1938.
 
The American two-seater 'flying tricycle', said to be the world's safest airplane, as it arrived at Croydon aerodrome. Royal Dutch Airlines Pilots are practicing with it because it handles like the new 30-seater Douglas airliners. They will use 'tricycle' landing year. The two seater is known as the Stearman Hammond 'Y'. Photo shows, the 'flying tricycle' in-flight. 10 November 1937.

 
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