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Aircraft Analytic Geometry by Adams L J Apalategui J J, 1944-01-01 Aircraft Descriptive Geometry 2ND Edition by Walter Vaughn, 1943 Swingin' on a spar: the birth and development of variable--geometry aircraft.: An article from: Airpower by Mike Machat, 2004-09-01 ISO 1151-6:1982, Terms and symbols for flight dynamics - Part 6 : Aircraft geometry by ISO TC 20/SC 3, 2007-08-23 Aircraft Analytic Geometry Aircraft Analytic Geometry Applied to Engineering, Lofting, and Tooling by J. J.; Adams, L. J. APalategui, 1944 Aircraft Descriptive Geometry by Walter Vaughn, 1943-01-01 Performance and control of variable geometry aircraft inlets (SAE) by James H Maravel, 1958 Effects of cable geometry and aircraft attitude on the accuracy of a magnetic leader cable system for aircraft guidance during rollout and turnoff (NASA technical paper) by W. Thomas Bundick, 1982 Dynamic loads in variable-geometry aircraft (Technical report AFFDL-TR-69-47) by T. B Epperson, 1969 Aircraft descriptive geometry applied to aircraft design,: Drafting and lofting by the direct method by Walter Vaughn, 1943 RTJ-303 variable geometry, oblique wing supersonic aircraft (SuDoc NAS 1.26:192054) by NASA, 1992 GEMPAK: An arbitrary aircraft geometry generator (NASA technical paper) by Sharon H Stack, 1977 Aircraft geometry verification with enhanced computer-generated displays (NASA technical memorandum) by James V Cozzolongo, 1982

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81. Aerodynamics Of Variable Geometry Wing/body Combinations. - University Of Salfor
    Aug 4, 2010 A description of the experimental investigation of the aerodynamic characteristics of variable geometry of an aircraft model is presented.  
    http://usir.salford.ac.uk/2215/
    
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82. Tornado (airplane) -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia
    development of military aircraft (in military aircraft Multimission) a compact variablegeometry aircraft developed jointly by West Germany, Italy,  
    http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/599939/Tornado
    
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83. Practical Analytic Geometry With Applications To Aircraft (Open Library)
    Apr 1, 2008 Practical analytic geometry with applications to aircraft by Roy A. Liming, 1944 ,Macmillan edition, in English.  
    http://openlibrary.org/books/OL6465370M/Practical_analytic_geometry_with_applica

84. Overview
    Apr 5, 2010 Britain and France joined forces on a variable geometry aircraft project, called the AFVG. (Anglo French Variable Geometry).  
    http://www.tornado-data.com/History/overview.htm
    
    Extractions: Overview During the late 1960's a number of countries were looking at replacing their existing military aircraft fleets. Many of these countries had or were considering variable geometry as a means of making an aircraft perform well throughout a wider flight envelope. Variable geometry allows the pilot and/or fly by wire system to adapt the aircraft wing shape to the optimal settings dependant on its height, speed and load. The Tornado takes this one step further and incorporates swivelling weapons pylons that always ensure the stores are parallel to the airframe and therefore the airflow, thus minimising drag. Britain and France joined forces on a variable geometry aircraft project, called the AFVG. (Anglo French Variable Geometry). France w as already in the process of developing a variable geometry airframe of its own. In 1968, Germany, Holland, Belgium, Italy, and Canada formed a working group to look at replacements for the F104. The outcome of this project was initially called the MRA or Multi Role Aircraft, later changed to the MRCA, Multi Role Combat Aircraft. Britain later joined this group on the strength of its variable geometry design.

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86. Variable Geometry: The Swing Wing GB - Forums - FineScale Modeler: Online Commun
    May 1, 2010 I also did some quick searches on the development of variable geometry aircraft and it seems that the precursor to variable wing geometry  
    http://cs.finescale.com/FSMCS/forums/p/127769/1288138.aspx
    
    Extractions: subscriber content. Learn more SHOP The FineScale Modeler community is FREE to join. To participate you must either login or register for an account. Home Forums Modeling Subjects Group Builds ... Variable Geometry: the Swing Wing GB This post has Replies Followers Sort Posts: Oldest to newest Newest to oldest Page 1 of 36 (527 items) 1 Next > Last » pordoi Posts : Joined: 10-17-2007 Louisville, KY Variable Geometry: the Swing Wing GB pordoi Reply I was really impressed with the flyovers of a Rockwell B-1B at the recent Thunder over Louisville Airshow, which were carried out both with wings extended and swept. So much that I just ordered the Revell B-1B 1/48 along with some aftermarket goodies to spruce it up. Now I gotta clean off the work bench to accommodate this monster. I also did some quick searches on the development of variable geometry aircraft and it seems that the precursor to variable wing geometry was a Messerschmidt, the P-1101, which was discovered by Allied forces at the Oberammergau complex 65 years ago on April 29, 1945. Never completed and tested as far as I know, and not a true active variable geometry design, it started a developmental process that led to the Bell X-5 and ultimately to the more familiar aircraft like the F-14, Mig-23 and the B-1.

87. Morphing Aircraft Technology – New Shapes For Aircraft Design
    File Format PDF/Adobe Acrobat Quick View  
    http://www.dtic.mil/cgi-bin/GetTRDoc?Location=U2&doc=GetTRDoc.pdf&AD=ADA

88. DSpace@MIT : Methods Of Inferring Aircraft Geometry And Motion From Microwave Ra
    by DB Armstrong 1955  
    http://dspace.mit.edu/handle/1721.1/12037
    
    Extractions: Title: Methods of inferring aircraft geometry and motion from microwave radar reflections Author: Armstrong, Douglas B. (Douglas Byron) Advisor: Henry J. Zimmerman. Department: Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Electrical Engineering Publisher: Massachusetts Institute of Technology Issue Date: Description: Thesis (Sc. D.)Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, 1955. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 177-179). URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/12037 Keywords: Electrical Engineering Files Size Format View Description Preview, non-printable (open to all) PDF View/ Open Preview, non-printable (open to all) Full printable version (MIT only) PDF View/ Open Full printable version (MIT only) Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences - Ph.D. / Sc.D.

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