Wikipedia:Porting Vectorsite articles
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This page tracked which documents and versions were imported from http://www.vectorsite.net/ into Wikipedia. Vectorsite is in the public domain, and can therefore be copied and adapted for Wikipedia articles, but is, along with its author, otherwise unconnected to Wikipedia.
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- December 20th, 2001: P-47 Thunderbolt - version 1.1
- January 19th, 2002: P-38 Lightning - version 1.3
- February 25th, 2002 (or earlier): Plastic - version 1.0
- April 10th, 2002: Charles Ponzi - version 1.0.2 (it's unclear whether Greg was contacted about this import)
- April 11th, 2002: Fuzzy control system - version 1.2
- April 11th, 2002: Computer numbering formats - seems to be version 1.0.5
- April 12th, 2002: SETI - version 1.0.2
- April 12th, 2002: Aerobot - version 1.0
- April 15th, 2002: George Westinghouse - unknown
- April 15th, 2002: Hypersonic - unknown
- April 16th, 2002: Age of the Earth - unknown
- January 21th, 2003: Dassault Mirage III - version 2.1.0
- March 9th, 2003: B-47 Stratojet - version 2.0.0
- February 6, 2004: Short Sunderland
- February 8, 2004: T-37 - version 1.0.2
- June 21, 2004: SIGSALY, Bazeries cylinder, photos for Enigma machine - version 2.2.0
- June 22, 2004: M-209, Trench code
- July 18, 2004: Code (cryptography)
