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Re: Paper Airplanes in St. Louis
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Originally Posted by Joe Ross View Post
Boeing's Boeing Defense, Space and Security division is in St. Louis. Seattle is the commercial airplanes.
Joe is correct. We assemble the F-15 & F-18 at the St. Louis site. Boeing = much more than Seattle, but that's where people think of first probably. McDonnell Douglas was what the Boeing St. Louis site used to be until 1997 when the two companies merged. You'll notice the Boeing logo incorporates part of McDonnell Douglas's old logo -





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