European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 3, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                June 1985 the stars and stripes Page 3 the Swift and the slow photos by Gus Schueller the 36th biennial Paris air which opened last week at Lebourget features some of the worlds As Well As flying along with some of the among the fastest was the general dynamics f16c fighting shown at left in a demonstration flight Over Lebourget with a top Speed of More than twice the Speed of possibly the slowest on display is the j3 Kitten with a cruising Speed of 50 Miles per and the biggest one of the main attractions of the Paris air which will run through is the russian antonov124 heavy transport plane being shown for the first time in the it is the largest plane on display at be it is known to nato As the Condor while to the it is meaning a very big although its dimensions were not officially Given by the a flight Engineer said it is 230 feet with a wingspan of about 240 another Large Craft at the show is the Blimp at shown lowering a motorized Lifeboat in a simulated Shipwreck