An edition of Effects of forebody strakes and Mach number on overall aerodynamic characteristics of configuration with 55 deg cropped delta wing (1992)

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Langley Research Center
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167

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Stability, Delta wings, Strakes, Vortices

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1992, Langley Research Center
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Includes bibliographical references: p. 16-17.

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Hampton, Va

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167 p. :
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