An edition of Simulation models to study the effects of the pitch control augmentation system on the stability of the F-18 fighter aircraft (1987)

Simulation models to study the effects of the pitch control augmentation system on the stability of the F-18 fighter aircraft

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Royal Military College of Canada

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Stability, F-18 aircraft, Pitch

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Simulation models to study the effects of the pitch control augmentation system on the stability of the F-18 fighter aircraft
1987, Royal Military College of Canada
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Thesis (M. Eng. )-Royal Military College of Canada, 1987.

Includes bibliographical references: p. 202-207.

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Kingston, Ont

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OL21334110M

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