I thought that Dragons were extinct, but I saw this comment on YouTube. "Some of those austrian Draken's stands in a hangar near my school in Ljungbyhed, Sweden". Draken is Swedish for dragon. So, I guess they are still with us. Here are my two favorite music videos about these dragons.
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- Mililani, Hawaii, United States
- IEEE Hawaii Section Chair - 2010-2013, Hawaii 2013 Communications / Signal Processing Society Chapter Chair, 2012 Computer Society Chapter Chair, Software Engineer, System Analyst, Independent Herbalife Distributor. Now retired.
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