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There is no doubt that the very dangerous, practical fault finding by himself and his small team saved the lives of many British and Allied airmen but also was a major factor in gaining, eventually, Britain's air superiority.
The Pacific also has the benefit of a modern link to the machine electronics which enables remote fault finding from the Ulma factory, and provides real time management information on speed, production rate and product mix.
The money will be invested in fault finding,new connections and refurbishing and reinforcing the network to improve security of supply and compares to a total spend in 2002/03 of pounds 99.
 
 
 
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