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From: Jess Lurkin <NiceGuy@3456.com>
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Subject: Re: US 1941-02048 P-38E.jpg
Date: 9 Dec 2016 04:56:58 GMT
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joet5 <joet5@optonline.net> wrote in
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> begin 644 US 1941-02048 P-38E.jpg
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> Attachment decoded: US 1941-02048 P-38E.jpg
Anyone?
My first guess was icing tests. But what's the
spaghetti hanging off the left wing and weirdly
contacting the fuselage?
Second guess was playing with the wing-plane/foil.
Came up with nada. Not a good guesser I guess.
Anyone?
At this point, you could tell me it was contoured
wing tanks for cold beer deliveries. I'd believe it.
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