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Tested successfully on military aircraft in World War II.

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Raunchy The Pirate
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Sharing an interesting article that helped our WWII aircraft.

http://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2011/03/a_portland-based_storm-chasing.html
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Interesting article, thanks for sharing it!
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These guys had guts!
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That’s a remarkable story.

I suppose the British wanted to avoid even the slightest risk of compromising Irish neutrality - so if the Irish put someone in a camp and the British acknowledge their status as a neutral and non-belligerent country, then it follows that they would honor the laws and regulations of that country and return the escapee. But I don’t think they would have followed the same reasoning if Mr Wolfe would have been a British subject.
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A more realistic distance is over 800 statute miles.

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