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Full Scale Wind Tunnel and Seaplane Tow Channel

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Construction progress, aerials of East Area. L5169: Langley's seaplane towing facility (right) and the Full Scale Tunnel (left) were photographed in November of 1930. Photograph published in Winds of Change, 75th Anniversary NASA publication (page 39), by James Schultz.

NASA Identifier: L5169

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