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The Legend of Gulfstream tells the story of how Gulfstream Aerospace grew from a division of Grumman, maker of the World War II-era Wildcat and Hellcat, to the premier manufacturer of personal and corporate jet aircraft.

Gulfstream has seen its fortunes shift with changing times, economic policy, and new ownership. Yet in many ways, the tale of these storied aircraft is remarkably consistent: Gulfstream has inspired decades of loyalty among the people who design and manufacture the aircraft..
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Von Weizsacker’s Diary is about the last days of World War II, when an American bomber sinks a German submarine in the West Indies. The crew manages to board life rafts but a squall approaches and the weather turns deadly. Weeks later, off the Florida coast, a fishing boat recovers a life raft with two dead men aboard. One of the men is the submarine's captain, Oberleutnant von Weizsacker. The fishing boat captain finds a diary in a waterproof pouch sewn into von Weizsacker's jacket. He scans a few pages but is unable to read German. The captain tosses the diary and other personal effects into a shoe box. He turns the corpses and their identification tags over to the coast guard but neglects to mention he retrieved some personal effects. Twenty-eight years later, a young boy buys the diary at a Florida flea market. Entries, made in the last days of the war, reveal that von Weizsacker buried a metal box on an island in the French West Indies and the plot continues....
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