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LoisCane
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agree with scott [Re: scottsvb]
      #48770 - Tue Aug 23 2005 03:18 PM

they are the official source but would rather go with the lower center down near cuban coast, really see that as the one that is pulling this.. maybe recon cant go there as part of it is over cuban air force? are there any issues here.. know they allow the gulfstream jet but not the recon..

either way...

can't believe they up the numbers but calling this #12 not 10 because it is clearly still 10 and know the old days of Bob Sheets that would never have flown

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