Talk:Boeing X-48

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Original text of this article was "Lockeed Martin's ultra sonic aircraft capable of traveling at ten times the speed of sound. the first free flight is schedualed for 29 May 2005 (Mike Dunn, Nasa)", which seems very different from any other description of the programme I can find reference to. Anyone know of any references to support this, or any idea of what the above actually refers to? --Rlandmann 19:24, 24 Aug 2004 (UTC)

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