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madokie

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10. I don't think they deflected that much but they dang sure flexed a ways

Reply to A HERETIC I AM (Reply #9)

Mon Dec 29, 2014, 12:19 PM

Dec 2014

In my minds eye I thought they were relatively solid so it surprised me they flexed like they did. Flapped like they did

I was young in the navy at the time so I was still pretty naive about the flying world

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I don't think they deflected that much but they dang sure flexed a ways madokie Dec 2014 #10