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From: jfriday@marie.stat.uga.edu (Paul Stacy)
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Subject: Question about in-flight refueling
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Date: 22 Jun 91 04:17:15 GMT
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From: jfriday@marie.stat.uga.edu (Paul Stacy)
Replying to the question about the first in-flight refueling, I don't
have
info on it but I read about one in about 1928 between two biplanes.
The one that received stayed up for 28 hours or so.  The fuel was
transferred through a fire hose.



Paul "Joe Friday" Stacy (not net.police)     Buffalo State College, New York
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