Re: REQ: Military Aircraft
From Paul Tomblin <tom...@ekfido.kodak.com>
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· 16 Feb 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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In a previous article, eve...@UWYO.EDU said: >In article <4fnl0d$mp...@apollo.ekfido.kodak.com>, tom...@ekfido.kodak.com (Paul Tomblin) writes: >>In a previous article, Travis <dav...@express.ca> said: >> >>>Being a wanna-be flight jockey, I wuz wondering if there were any good drawings >>>of planes... >> >>Email me at home (pto...@xcski.com, NOT tom...@ekfido.kodak.com) and I'll >>send you my ascii airplane collection. Last time I checked, I had over 150 >>airplanes > >Paul, why can't you post 'em for all of us to enjoy? Because the file is huge, and it's at home. I don't get alt.ascii-art at home. But you can find it on: http://ux1.cso.uiuc.edu/~grunloh/ascii.pln http://acro.harvard.edu/GA/ascii_airplanes.html ftp://aviation.jsc.nasa.gov/pub/fly/ascii_planes.txt (That I know of. There are other sites out there too but most of them are out of date.) -- Paul Tomblin, Contract Programmer. I don't speak for Kodak, they don't speak for me. (Email that is not work related should go to: pto...@xcski.com) "You are in a twisty maze of Motif Widget resources, all inconsistent."
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: f996b,5a2226f3e8c6439e X-Google-Attributes: gidf996b,public From: tom...@ekfido.kodak.com (Paul Tomblin) Subject: Re: REQ: Military Aircraft Date: 1996/02/16 Message-ID: <4g2nti$3f...@apollo.ekfido.kodak.com>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 139733704 references: <311...@express.ca> <4fnl0d$mp...@apollo.ekfido.kodak.com> <199...@roper.uwyo.edu> organization: Tomblin Computer Consulting, Rochester, New York and Ottawa, Ontario newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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