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British media reported that aircraft carrying "bunker-busting" bombs from the United States to Israel had refueled at Prestwick in July. This happens when boats with inboard tanks are refueled too quickly or are overfilled, forcing excess fuel out the vent and into the water. The replacement aircraft has newer engines that will allow it to travel up to 16 hours without being refueled and are quieter than those of Trout 99s. |
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