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Entry: The Catalina affair - A777017
Author: Captain A.J. Rimmer ACE, Scout and space adventurer - U189740

I'm pretty sure this meets the guidelines.

Hmm, yes, short and to the point!

I see no reason why this shouldn't go into the guide. You might like to tidy up the spelling and grammar, and perhaps break up the single big paragraph a bit, but otherwise it seems like a good overview of a minor cold war incident I knew nothing about.

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There done...

Perhaps break up those big paragraphs into smaller bits, but that's about it

I'm afraid I'm not quite sure what you mean by paragraph?

I'm talking of those long sequences of letters taken from an alphabet, which you compose words of and then make sentences out of these, and finally make paragraphs out of the letter. They are called paragraphs because, ....er, because, ...... well, because GuideML has a -aragraph tag to separate them

Oh a P-A-R-A-G-R-A-P-H!

Looks much better now!

'damged' should be 'damaged' and 'east sea' ought to read 'Baltic Sea'. The correct spelling of 'MIG' is 'MiG' (from Mikoyan Gura-something).

Aaaannnnd DONE!

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"What happened to the DC-3 and there crew is still unknown."

The missing DC-3 was discovered during the summer of 2003 at the Baltic Sea bed. It had been missing for 51 years.

See link for further details about the recovery work(swedish only)
http://www.mil.se/article.php?id=9768

I know.
But I wrote this in 2002.