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On display at the USAF Armament Museum. Valparaiso, FL. KVPS.

Painted in S.A.C. colors... such a beautiful airplane... the B-47 paved the way for the 707 and the world would then pass into the Jet Age.
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Author Cory W. Watts from Madison, Wisconsin, United States of America

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