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Old 15th Oct 2017, 06:29
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Interesting Flying Reasearch Laboratory
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Inside a flying chemistry lab
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aah, de Havilland. 1001, 3001, FAAM, and many things in between.
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Not to mention a Hastings out of Farnborough in the 70s full of standard gas meters sampling "acid air" over the North Sea
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