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Langley Parawing Flying Vertically in 40x80 Foot Wind Tunnel.
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Langley Parawing Flying Vertically in 40x80 Foot Wind Tunnel.

NASA / ARC · 1968-02-23 · photograph (digital archive)

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Langley Parawing 3/4 front view flying vertically in 40 x 80 wind tunnel.

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AeronauticsARCAmes40x80ftWind Tunnel
Credit lineLangley Parawing Flying Vertically in 40x80 Foot Wind Tunnel.. NASA/ARC, 1968-02-23. Public domain. ID: A-40414.
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