Mach 2 was first mentioned by Tanya Maski, though most likely as a figure of speech[1].
John Probe later found out that Denis Sharpe had developed a successor to M.A.C.H.1, called MACH 2[2].
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Mach 2 was first mentioned by Tanya Maski, though most likely as a figure of speech[1].
John Probe later found out that Denis Sharpe had developed a successor to M.A.C.H.1, called MACH 2[2].