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Encyclopedia > B52

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Flying Sites - R/C Aero Portal - FEATURES - REMEMBER THE B52 (1346 words)
The Boeing B52 Stratofortress, arguably the world's greatest bomber, was conceived in Seattle during the mid forties under the intense pressure of the cold war, to fulfil an urgent need.
The last B52 to he constructed rolled off the line in 1962, and it is remarkable to note that the basic design was so sound that the Stratofortress has been able to continue its service life into its fifth decade.
The sweepback on the massive wings of the B52 is 37º and this angle has been faithfully reproduced on the model.
B52 - B52 (511 words)
B52 is a homologue of SFRS6 (splicing factor, arginine/serine-rich 6) from Homo sapiens.
B52 is a homologue of Sfrs6 (splicing factor, arginine/serine-rich 6) from Mus musculus.
B52 is a homologue of LOC469946 (LOC469946) from Pan troglodytes.
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