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Hello. I believe Ray Hunt, C. Raymond Hunt, original designer of the Boston Whaler, the International 110 and the International 210, the Concordia Yawl, and numerous other innovative and successful designs including multiple hullforms used by the U.S. military, deserves his own Wikipedia page. I do not feel competent myself to author a Wikipedia article myself. I hope somebody agrees who is competent.

Thanks,

71.168.111.217 (talk) 20:25, 31 December 2015 (UTC)ebolton@7854.orgReply

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