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A Little Bit O Backcountry, A Whole Lotta Badass Re: A Little Bit O' Backcountry, A Whole Lotta Badass G44 wrote: I always thought the 802 would be a good airplane for hauling fuel out to the villages in Alaska and Canada When working in Colombia on the Department of State eradication effort they had quite a few AT-802's and at least 1 OV-10 Bronco that were up-armored for spraying coca fields