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Re: Spruce Goose Question
Byker (byker@do~rag.net) 2015/08/20 12:48

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>
> I think it it could have been developed in a reasonable time, it could
> have been a very important aircraft.

I grew up about twenty miles from where it was stored all those years,
knowing it as the Hughes Hercules, not the "Spruce Goose". Right up to the
day he died, I half-expected Howie to wake up with a wild hair up his ass
some morning and take it out for a flight. I finally got to see it in 1986
when it was on display next to the Queen Mary in Long Beach.


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