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In August 1999, it was revealed that one of the Avro Arrow engines, Iriquois Engind #116, believed to be the only one left in existance, had been located lying in peices in a museum warehouse in Cardington, England.

The Royal Air Force Museum apparenly knew of it's existance, but kept this infomation a secret for four decades.
 
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