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Ever find yourself sitting in an aeroplane and marvelling at how something so heavy can just float high above the ground? For kids and adults alike, aeroplanes can seem downright magical. Not only do ...

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The Cutlass was withdrawn from fleet operations by October 1957, three and a half years after entering service. 78 of 320 ...