The British Royal Air Force Red Arrows squadron perform an aerobatic
maneuver during the Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace 2003
exhibition on the Malaysian resort island of Langkawi on September 30,
2003. Formed in 1964, the nine-man team, which flies distinctive red
BAE Hawk T1 jets, has performed more than 3,000 displays in more than
50 countries. REUTERS/Bazuki Muhammad

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The British Royal Air Force Red Arrows squadron perform an aerobatic
maneuver during the Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace 2003
exhibition on the Malaysian resort island of Langkawi on September 30,
2003. Formed in 1964, the nine-man team, which flies distinctive red
BAE Hawk T1 jets, has performed more than 3,000 displays in more than
50 countries. REUTERS/Bazuki Muhammad

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The British Royal Air Force Red Arrows squadron perform an aerobatic
maneuver during the Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace 2003
exhibition on the Malaysian resort island of Langkawi on September 30,
2003. Formed in 1964, the nine-man team, which flies distinctive red
BAE Hawk T1 jets, has performed more than 3,000 displays in more than
50 countries. REUTERS/Bazuki Muhammad

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The British Royal Air Force Red Arrows squadron perform an aerobatic
maneuver during the Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace 2003
exhibition on the Malaysian resort island of Langkawi on September 30,
2003. Formed in 1964, the nine-man team, which flies distinctive red
BAE Hawk T1 jets, has performed more than 3,000 displays in more than
50 countries. REUTERS/Bazuki Muhammad

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The Royal British Air Force Red Arrows aerobatic team performs a
flypast over "Putra Perdana", the office of the prime minister of
Malaysia, in the administrative capital of Putrajaya, near Kuala Lumpur
September 27, 2003. The nine-man team, which flies distinctive red BAE
Systems-made Hawk jet air-craft, demonstrated for the first time in
Putrajaya and the areas around Kuala Lumpur before making their sixth
appearance since 1993 at the Langkawi International Maritime and
Aerospace next week. REUTERS/Bazuki Muhammad

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The Royal British Air Force Red Arrows aerobatic team performs a
flypast over "Putra Perdana", the office of the prime minister of
Malaysia, in the administrative capital of Putrajaya, near Kuala Lumpur
September 27, 2003. The nine-man team, which flies distinctive red BAE
Systems-made Hawk jet air-craft, demonstrated for the first time in
Putrajaya and the areas around Kuala Lumpur before making their sixth
appearance since 1993 at the Langkawi International Maritime and
Aerospace next week. REUTERS/Bazuki Muhammad

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The Royal British Air Force Red Arrows aerobatic team performs a
flypast over "Putra Perdana", the office of the prime minister of
Malaysia, in the administrative capital of Putrajaya, near Kuala Lumpur
September 27, 2003. The nine-man team, which flies distinctive red BAE
Systems-made Hawk jet air-craft, demonstrated for the first time in
Putrajaya and the areas around Kuala Lumpur before making their sixth
appearance since 1993 at the Langkawi International Maritime and
Aerospace next week. REUTERS/Bazuki Muhammad

The Royal British Air Force Red Arrows aerobatic team performs a
flypast over "Putra Perdana", the office of the prime minister of
Malaysia, in the administrative capital of Putrajaya, near Kuala Lumpur
September 27, 2003. The nine-man team, which flies distinctive red BAE
Systems-made Hawk jet air-craft, demonstrated for the first time in
Putrajaya and the areas around Kuala Lumpur before making their sixth
appearance since 1993 at the Langkawi International Maritime and
Aerospace next week. REUTERS/Bazuki Muhammad

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Marketing director of British aerospace BAE Systems Plc, Charles Masefield, stands infront of the company's logo during a defence exhibition in Kuala Lumpur, April 12.[ Masefield said on Wednesday the company is not in talks to merge with Seattle-based Boeing Co., as reported by a U.K. Sunday paper. ]

MARKETING DIRECTOR OF BAE SYSTEMS, CHARLES MASEFIELD, STANDS INFRONT OF THE COMPANY'S LOGO DURING A DEFENCE EXHIBITION IN KUALA LUMPUR.


Marketing director of British aerospace BAE Systems Plc, Charles Masefield, stands infront of the company's logo during a defence exhibition in Kuala Lumpur, April 12. Masefield said on Wednesday the company is not in talks to merge with Seattle-based Boeing Co., as reported by a U.K. Sunday paper.