PS Magazine - JANUARY 1977
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 290
JANUARY 1977
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Dear SpeciAlist K.L±M²,
Yes! Shear wire Was OK'ed by the
engineeR-Types as an additional safEty
in case ³he camlock was not secured´
But the winds have shifted direction
at the big hangar
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dykes »ould keep you from getting
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