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	Comments on: After 80 years, the last C-47 Dakotas in military service worldwide are being retired	</title>
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		By: Marc Lecocq		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[It is probably the aircraft that has had the longest military career and the warrior who has participated in more wars. AND many of whom are still in flight. They will be present in large numbers for the D-Day on June 06. And I am sure that the last of the South African Air Force will not be sent to scrap but be damaged in museums or will know a new civilian career.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It is probably the aircraft that has had the longest military career and the warrior who has participated in more wars. AND many of whom are still in flight. They will be present in large numbers for the D-Day on June 06. And I am sure that the last of the South African Air Force will not be sent to scrap but be damaged in museums or will know a new civilian career.</p>
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