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偏見で語る兵器bot While many focus on aircraft technology and manufacturing, the ability to churn out tens of thousands of trained aircrew was also a major factor in Allied air dominance during WWII

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T-6 テキサン 映画ファンにはゼロ戦に見える不思議な米軍機。1万5千機も作られた名作の練習機で多くのパイロットを養成したついでに小改造や塗装塗り替えでゼロ戦の代役したりFw190役したり戦争映画の撮影で大活躍した代役の名優

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