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Workers rivet sheet metal onto the twin tail booms of a Vampire bomber prototype at the de Havilland plant in 1947. 
The XD-11 prototype was designed to carry a load of 6,000 lbs over a range of 2,400 miles at 550 miles per hour.

Just kidding! It's actually a pair of B-17F tails at the Boeing factory in Seattle. Just like the B-17 tails, this site is constantly under construction.
Soon it will be home to the web's largest collection of information about all Sadler Vampires ever made.
It will include information on the original US ultralights, the Australian SV-2 and SV-3 microlights, the military derivatives, and the new US LSA 2-seat model.

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