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From: brndlfly@athena.mit.edu (Matthew T Velazquez)
Newsgroups: sci.military
Subject: Re: German WWII Jets
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Date: 27 Jun 91 01:42:18 GMT
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From: brndlfly@athena.mit.edu (Matthew T Velazquez)
In <1991Jun25.022905.24830@cbnews.cb.att.com> FRANK%UCLASTRO.BITNET@CORNELLC
.cit.cornell.edu writes:

>Also, what AF and other air museums have the more "mundane" Me 262 and Me 163
>on display?
>Thanks
>
>Frank Henriquez         frank@bonnie.astro.ucla.edu

The Deutsches Museum in Munich has an on-the-ground, quite touchable Me 262 in
on of the big display areas. It was quite a thrill, but bring your flash if you
intend to take pictures. It was DARK in there.


				T Velazquez
				MIT Aero/Astro
				brndlfly@athena.mit.edu
"The art of engineering is knowing when to lie, and by how much."
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