Keyword Analysis & Research: Dearborn Michigan. This aircraft was transferred to the Royal Canadian Air Force as Liberator Mk VIII and served briefly with the R.C.A.F. until the end of the war (note production A.A.F. markings over painted with R.C.A.F. markings). After the war this B 24 was scrapped in Canada. This section will be used in the restoration of B 24J 155 CO 44 40332. This is the Martin 250 upper turret. This turret was also recovered from a scrap yard in Macon

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Keyword	CPC	PCC	Volume	Score	Length of keyword
Dearborn Michigan. This aircraft was transferred to the Royal Canadian Air Force as Liberator Mk VIII and served briefly with the R.C.A.F. until the end of the war (note production A.A.F. markings over painted with R.C.A.F. markings). After the war this B 24 was scrapped in Canada. This section will be used in the restoration of B 24J 155 CO 44 40332. This is the Martin 250 upper turret. This turret was also recovered from a scrap yard in Macon	1.7	0.8	6932	37	448
Dearborn	1.29	1	3801	39	8
Michigan.	1.63	0.8	6730	19	9
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the	1.43	0.7	489	93	3
Royal	1.55	0.6	7076	66	5
Canadian	1.59	0.5	6760	84	8
Air	1.09	1	6717	70	3
Force	0.7	1	7838	15	5
as	0.08	0.5	1535	6	2
Liberator	0.21	0.3	7883	91	9
Mk	0.86	0.5	3757	48	2
VIII	1.41	0.5	8742	88	4
and	1.01	0.2	7534	25	3
served	1.44	0.2	691	56	6
briefly	0.37	0.1	8492	22	7
with	0.99	0.2	5101	22	4
the	1.61	0.6	4325	59	3
R.C.A.F.	0.47	0.1	9194	34	8
until	0.92	0.6	2461	57	5
the	0.8	0.2	3341	17	3
end	1.62	0.7	7044	96	3
of	0.86	1	8352	33	2
the	1.24	0.4	3350	86	3
war	1.7	0.6	5837	56	3
(note	1.8	0.8	3729	13	5
production	0.93	0.1	781	2	10
A.A.F.	1.63	0.6	1634	40	6
markings	1.86	0.6	7564	96	8
over	0.97	0.8	3495	9	4
painted	0.22	0.3	6715	94	7
with	1.07	0.5	2736	15	4
R.C.A.F.	1.62	0.7	1796	26	8
markings).	1.56	0.4	8902	28	10
After	0.83	0.2	4851	41	5
the	1.69	0.7	4826	61	3
war	0.12	0.8	7363	64	3
this	1.13	0.2	4795	49	4
B	1.5	0.5	6556	65	1
24	0.05	0.6	794	58	2
was	1.17	0.1	5294	92	3
scrapped	0.31	0.4	3853	77	8
in	0.21	1	7780	24	2
Canada.	0.01	0.1	8506	94	7
This	1.36	0.3	3740	26	4
section	1.14	0.6	7694	23	7
will	0.06	0.3	9070	92	4
be	0.63	0.6	3609	1	2
used	1.44	0.7	2895	33	4
in	1.19	0.7	9881	91	2
the	0.1	0.7	8409	13	3
restoration	0.68	0.7	2947	85	11
of	0.45	0.9	8337	39	2
B	1.73	1	7926	52	1
24J	0.57	0.8	5616	88	3
155	0.04	1	2646	44	3
CO	1.3	0.6	4875	64	2
44	1.26	0.8	9332	25	2
40332.	1.64	0.7	5074	84	6
This	1.84	0.5	3408	98	4
is	1.88	0.2	5123	85	2
the	1.84	0.9	7488	49	3
Martin	1.22	1	4249	91	6
250	0.05	0.5	538	42	3
upper	0.68	0.1	8417	64	5
turret.	1.59	0.7	5497	54	7
This	1.88	0.2	6707	47	4
turret	0.66	1	6023	86	6
was	0.72	0.3	2802	36	3
also	1.07	0.3	3533	33	4
recovered	1.31	1	1907	28	9
from	1.81	0.7	5898	26	4
a	0.93	0.6	7335	84	1
scrap	1.08	0.1	6256	66	5
yard	0.08	0.9	9963	58	4
in	0.4	0.8	1042	34	2
Macon	1.47	0.2	2563	14	5

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Keyword	CPC	PCC	Volume	Score
Dearborn Michigan. This aircraft was transferred to the Royal Canadian Air Force as Liberator Mk VIII and served briefly with the R.C.A.F. until the end of the war (note production A.A.F. markings over painted with R.C.A.F. markings). After the war this B 24 was scrapped in Canada. This section will be used in the restoration of B 24J 155 CO 44 40332. This is the Martin 250 upper turret. This turret was also recovered from a scrap yard in Macon	1.27	0.5	5487	17

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