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| | Blohm & Voss Bv 155B |
 | | At Blohm and Voss on March 7, 1945, it was decided that the BV 155 V1 would log at least 10 flight hours in March and 15 hours in April, with most flights to be carried out at astonishing altitudes of between 45,933 and 52,493 feet (14-16 km). |
 | | Meanwhile, Blohm and Voss officials decided to halt all further work on the incomplete BV 155 V3, and to concentrate all efforts toward completion of the first C-series prototype, the BV 155 V4. |
 | | Another of the changes Blohm and Voss were contemplating was to abandon the complex series of first eight, and then four, underwing radiators favoured by Messerschmitt for two large scoop-type units to be mounted above the wings. |
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