Bronco aircraft touted as versatile Vietnam war asset
The OV-10A Bronco, a three legged flying stallion, is praised for its speed, range, and versatility in Vietnam. The aircraft escorts helicopters, provides close air support, recon, and drops, and can operate from small fields or improvised runways. Costs around 300000 and may later be adapted for civilian use.
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Ira Berkow Profile: Clifton McNeil’s NFL Rise with 49ers
Clifton McNeil, once overlooked behind Browns stars, is thriving with the San Francisco 49ers after a September trade. The receiver burst onto the scene with 10 catches for 198 yards, including a 77-yard TD, and has since become a focal point for Dick Nolan’s offense. Known as Spider and Night Train, he blends speed with a mystique as he studies spiritualism and navigates a rapid rise from Grambling to pro football.
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