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CID (Controlled Imact Demonstrator) Aircraft in practice flight above target impact site with wing cutters.
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controlled impact demonstration
cid
antimisting kerosene
boeing 720 aircraft
faa
remotely piloted vehicle
afrc
armstrong flight research center
imact
demonstrator
imact demonstrator
aircraft
practice
flight
practice flight
target
impact
target impact site
cutters
high resolution
airstrip
airport
nasa
Date
05/11/1984
Location
Armstrong Flight Research Center
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34.95855, -117.89067
Source
NASA
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