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Well whatta you kmow, I found it straight off, first thing...now let's see how many of you can find where it was mentioned in the first article, her her her...I just love a good pixdle occasionally, though my tastes admittedly tend to run rather toward the eclectic, I'm afraid, I just love those little desultory oddball instances of history that burnish with such a glow when polished right, ya think?
FL-boat - Wikipedia
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Capt Daniel Goodman
Figured you'd love that one, as I'd said, I was slightly yptaken aback as well, though once I realized that the capability was there notunduly shocked, I mean, gas expands to fill a vacuum, you kmow? You know that old line, right? Invention is te stepchild of necessity, lol...
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Yeah, I actually found that one cute I hadn't realized that was done that far back.,..
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LTC Stephen F.
Capt Daniel Goodman - thankfully I never encountered a Fernlenkboot. My paternal grandfather who was a British Army lance corporal in WWI [Gallipoli. France and Belgium] may have seen one.
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Capt Daniel Goodman
Now that woild be a nifty piece of trivia, I'd have been curious to see them in use, that would obviously have been quite advanced for the period, certainly....
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