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Skunk Works Digest         Saturday, 18 June 1994       Volume 05 : Number 111

In this issue:

	(I) SMOF on CNBC
	Re: SMOF on CNBC

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From: George Allegrezza  17-Jun-1994 0749 <allegrezza@tnpubs.enet.dec.com>
Date: Fri, 17 Jun 94 08:01:20 EDT
Subject: (I) SMOF on CNBC

I caught a bit of the Tom Snyder show on CNBC last night.  (Don't know if it 
was a repeat.)  Tom was at the Seattle Museum of Flight, and I happened to 
see the portion of the show in which he was interviewing author/photographer  
Brian Shul.   Shul discussed his book on the SR-71 (is it Sled Driver?) 
and clueless Snyder kept referring to the Museum's M-12/D-21 display as an 
"SR-71".  But, there were a few great views of the M-12.  Based on what you 
could see on television, Larry and the crew deserve kudos for a very nice job 
of restoration on the vehicles.

You've got to hand it to Shul.  It must have been hell recovering from such
severe injuries.  Helps to put things in perspective, especially given what's
going on at good old Digital.

George

George Allegrezza              |        
Digital Equipment Corporation  |          "Schmelding."
Littleton  MA  USA             |                   -- Jerry Lewis
allegrezza@tnpubs.enet.dec.com |                                           



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From: dadams@netcom.com (Dean Adams)
Date: Fri, 17 Jun 1994 09:29:13 -0700
Subject: Re: SMOF on CNBC

>I caught a bit of the Tom Snyder show on CNBC last night.  (Don't know if it 
>was a repeat.)  Tom was at the Seattle Museum of Flight, and I happened to 
>see the portion of the show in which he was interviewing author/photographer  
>Brian Shul.   Shul discussed his book on the SR-71 (is it Sled Driver?) 
>and clueless Snyder kept referring to the Museum's M-12/D-21 display as an 
>"SR-71".  But, there were a few great views of the M-12.  

Hmmm.... a clueless Snyder sounds rather annoying, but 
did anyone get this on tape??  I'm sure Shul and SMOF
would be worth seeing.


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