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    From reading the link BAR added,

    Sounds like Drouges served a number of purposes.

    Possible this one was used to trail behind the aircraft and pull the extraction parachutes, which releases the pallet with the load ?

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    Parachutes........ I've looked up INTO a few parachutes while I've been hanging underneath one! About 26 in all as I recall. I always remember the first call after it's broken free and billowed. Look up. If it ain't round, it ain't sound

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    Unless you are flying a square.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Peter Laidlericon View Post
    Look up. If it ain't round, it ain't sound
    Unless it's a Paracommander which is oval and missing panes.
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