Talk:Textron
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Textron are listed as manufacturers of cluster bombs at the end of the article on cluster bombs. Can anyone confirm whether they do or don't? Their website contains a reference to a 'product' that has self destruct features built in ' leaving battlefields clean of unexploded warheads that endanger the lives of innocent civilians..' Is this just a cluster bomb with a feature no-one uses? and are they still making cluster bombs without this feature but just not saying so?
M*A*S*H* hellicopters. Bell did infact make the helicopter seen in M*A*S*H but this is not the UH-1 Huey. I really don't think that there is a Huey in M*A*S*H nor was the huey even around at this time. Another movie like Apocolypse Now, or Full Metal Jacket would be more appropriate.
Bcamp83 05:20, 24 December 2006 (UTC)bcamp83
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I think the statement that "he [Royal Little] knew who killed JFK" probably needs removal- or at least citation. Unless, I suppose, the author simply meant he knew that Oswald was the assassin... In that case I guess he knew who won the 67 world series too...