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    1. Chuck Yeager‏Verified account @GenChuckYeager Apr 10

      Q fr @lz_uplift What were your impressions of the 109 and 190? A: The US with its P-51s (and bombers) won. That says it all.

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    2. Marek Głuszek‏ @mwgluszek Apr 10
      Replying to @GenChuckYeager @lz_uplift

      What about British fighters and bombers?

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    3. Russell Sperry‏ @RussellSperry Apr 10
      Replying to @mwgluszek @GenChuckYeager @lz_uplift

      The Spitfire was in the ballpark, but it wasn’t a P-51.

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      Chuck Yeager‏Verified account @GenChuckYeager Apr 10

      It needed a US Packard built and improved upon Merlin

      7:44 PM - 10 Apr 2020
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        1. Russell Sperry‏ @RussellSperry Apr 10
          Replying to @GenChuckYeager @OFatherless and

          AGREED! I keep hearing all kinds of horsepower numbers on the merlin Packard, but I still don’t know what it actually was?

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        1. Mark Cox‏ @odysseus063 Apr 10
          Replying to @GenChuckYeager @OFatherless and

          The Packard engine lacked power the merlin ha e the P51 that power .. the P51D was an amazing aircraft.. the FW190D was just comparable. The TA152 was arguably better but did not have numbers to complete

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        1. Anthony King‏ @falconp51 Apr 11
          Replying to @GenChuckYeager @OFatherless and

          The Allison was a good and strong engine, but the improved Packard built Merlins were better at all altitudes. My Grandfather worked for Packard and was drafted back in the Navy to work on PT’s in New Guinea.

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        1. Robby Scott Hill‏ @robbyscotthill Apr 11
          Replying to @GenChuckYeager @OFatherless and

          Or a Scottish re-engineered Merlin. Just had to throw that in as a distant cousin of General Jimmy Stewart & a descendant of King James. Lol

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        2. Robby Scott Hill‏ @robbyscotthill Apr 11
          Replying to @GenChuckYeager @OFatherless and

          I like the sound of the Rolls Royce Jacobite Engine, flown by James Stewart.

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        3. Chuck Yeager‏Verified account @GenChuckYeager Apr 11
          Replying to @robbyscotthill @OFatherless and

          Source?

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        2. John Egerton‏ @SIL_statman Apr 11
          Replying to @GenChuckYeager @OFatherless and

          I think some people forget that, US industry was much more advanced on precision engineering and mass production than UK. Read that US engineers were shocked at standard of the plans supplied by RR and revised them.

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        3. Grognard  🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸‏ @lz_uplift Apr 11
          Replying to @SIL_statman @GenChuckYeager and

          Germans were even more advanced , RR would have a hard time making a DB 601 today, at scale

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        1. American Fighter Pilot‏ @MudhenDriver Apr 11
          Replying to @GenChuckYeager @OFatherless and

          True. There is a great Packard museum in Dayton, Ohio with Packard Merlins on display. Not taking anything away from @RollsRoyce — overall the incredible Merlin engine was game-changing for fighter escort, 🇺🇸 and 🇬🇧 . Also, #sameteam @RoyalAirForce

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