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ARC-1961-A-28387
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ARC-1961-A-28387

NASA / ARC · 1961-10-31 · photograph (digital archive)

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Lockheed NC-130B STOL turboprop-powered aircraft with ailerons drooped 30 degrees. Note trailing-edge flaps deflected 90 degrees for increased lift. Two T-56 turboshaft engines, which drove wing-mounted load compressors for boundary-layer control, are mounted on outboard wing pods.

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STOL
Credit lineARC-1961-A-28387. NASA/ARC, 1961-10-31. Public domain. ID: ARC-1961-A-28387.
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