Talk:Porsche 005

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Full article created (stub since 2007). Four published sources referenced.

Significantly changed the text in the stub article to reflect referenced material:

Original version of the article contained failed references and IMO gave the impression that this engine was at a more advanced state of development than was actually the case.

On the proposed used of the Porsche 005 in the Messerschmitt Me 328 emergency fighter: IMO it’s perfectly plausible but I don’t have a reference (nor did the previous version) so this has been removed. The 3 cited sources used list only a long range version of the V1 flying bomb as the intended application.

Stivushka (talk) 10:41, 6 January 2023 (UTC)Reply

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