Transforming the Royal Air Force Building on Success The next 5 years represent a continuing period of fundamental yet exciting change for the Royal Air Force as we adapt the way we are organized, both in the UK and on

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• Military of the United Kingdom
• Ministry of Defence
• Royal Air Force
• RAF Leuchars
• Panavia Tornado
• Expeditionary Air Wing
• RAF Lyneham
• RAF Coningsby
• Joint Combat Aircraft
• United Kingdom
• British Armed Forces
• Aircraft

8:30-3:15 on June 2nd, 2015 Daniels Hollywood Theatre The Hospital for Sick Children (1st Floor Black Wing) PROGRAM – DRAFT 8:30-9:15

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Chapter VIII The Last Pathfinder The route of the 2003 National Air Tour will follow the planned 1932 route, upon which this last Pathfinder embarked. A map of the route can be found on page 214. Early in May of 1932 the

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• Ford National Reliability Air Tour
• Vance Breese
• Braniff International Airways
• Ford Trimotor
• Harry Bruno
• Fixed-wing aircraft
• Charles Lindbergh
• Lowell Bayles
• Barnstorming
• Aviation
• Transport
• Air racing

“The Weasel is extremely aerobatic in the hands of an accomplished pilot, but has enough stability for the beginner. Its small size, light weight, and durability make it a perfect contender for light combat on the

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• Aircraft
• Radio-controlled glider
• Fuselage
• Glider
• Flying wing
• Spar
• Servomechanism
• Fixed-wing aircraft
• Radio-controlled aircraft
• Aviation
• Aerospace engineering
• Aeronautics

On the ÕWing... #122 The Horten H XIII In 1943, Reimar and Walter Horten constructed a rather unique glider to investigate the stability and control of a highly swept wing. This was done in preparation for construction

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• Horten brothers
• Swept wing
• Fixed-wing aircraft
• Stall
• Flying wing
• Aerospace engineering
• Aviation
• Aircraft

Function and meaning of a metalpoint drawing by Jan van Eyck Arie Wallert Abstract A technical study was carried out on a hitherto unknown Eyckian drawing. This drawing is clearly related to the left wing of Jan van Eyck

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• Silverpoint
• Annunciation
• Underdrawing
• Jan van Eyck
• Turin-Milan Hours
• Rogier van der Weyden
• Landscape art
• Madonna at the Fountain
• Visual arts
• Flemish painters
• Drawing

The Fulcrum of the Present Crisis: Some Thoughts on Revolutionary Strategy Kevin A. Carson

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• Political ideologies
• Culture jamming
• Zapatista Army of National Liberation
• Social movement
• Anarchism
• World Social Forum
• Libertarian socialism
• Occupy movement
• Left-wing politics
• Political philosophy
• Politics
• Social philosophy

SHORT HISTORY OF HUNGARIAN AVIATION The first small, hydrogen-filled experimental balloonsare associated with the names of István Szablik and József Domin. In 1811, while traveling as a passenger on a gas ballo

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• Fixed-wing aircraft
• Glider
• József Kiss
• Aerodynamics
• Malév Hungarian Airlines
• Oszkár Asboth
• Aeronautics
• Aviation
• Antal Bánhidi

On the ’Wing... #149 Using the Panknin formulae to choose a plank airfoil Craig Coles, a plank planform enthusiast, wrote to us a while back, inquiring about control surface location as related to various tailless plan

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• Space technology
• Pitching moment
• Lift coefficient
• Airfoil
• Swept wing
• Stall
• Angle of attack
• Planform
• Lift
• Aerodynamics
• Aerospace engineering
• Fluid dynamics

Project Department of Automotive and Aeronautical Engineering The Effect of Variations of the Height to Span Ratio of Box Wing Aircraft on Induced Drag and the Spanwise Lift Distribution

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• Oswald efficiency number
• Drag
• Aspect ratio
• Lift-to-drag ratio
• Wingtip device
• Wing configuration
• Closed wing
• Wing loading
• Chord
• Aerospace engineering
• Aerodynamics
• Lift-induced drag