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Thanks Zkkjj$$&& (talk) 21:25, 5 November 2010 (UTC)
JP-7
[edit]Hi and thank you for your comments. I went back and looked at the Beale page, and when I rewrote it (almost in it's entirety), the JP-7 information which was in it was much more focused to the SR-71 aircraft, rather than to the history of the base. The SR-71, while based primarily at Beale, also operated for lengthy periods of time in Okinawa and also other stations in Europe. The intent of the rewriting of the article was to clarify the history of the base, and to order it from what was quite confusing to something with clarity. I've gone back to the article prior to it's revision and taken the information and restored it to a section of it's own. Warmest Regards... Brent Bwmoll3 (talk) 16:42, 20 January 2011 (UTC)