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Tony,
I am in a hurry right now, will get back on this subject in detail later. For now I will leave you with the remark that it seems we will have to go back to the drawing board (literally), because there are some aspects totally confused /mingled up: there was no such thing as "Indian production", for example. Assembly: yes, production: no. The "F22" was manufactured in Canada, period. More about that later. Regards, Hanno
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02-11-14, 17:51
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Thanks Hanno, that would be greatly appreciated. As you say there's a lot of confusion surrounding the F22, and not just in my own mind! It's fair to say the F22 remains a mystery to most CMP enthusiasts. It would be great if we rectify that, as it's an important part of CMP history.
Cheers, Tony
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