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ICE SHAPES APPLIED TO THE WINGS AND TAIL OF THE TWIN OTTER AIRCRAFT
ICE SHAPES APPLIED TO THE WINGS AND TAIL OF THE TWIN OTTER AIRCRAFT
ICE SHAPES APPLIED TO THE WINGS AND TAIL OF THE TWIN OTTER AIRCRAFT
ICE SHAPES APPLIED TO THE WINGS AND TAIL OF THE TWIN OTTER AIRCRAFT
ICE SHAPES APPLIED TO THE WINGS AND TAIL OF THE TWIN OTTER AIRCRAFT
ICE SHAPES APPLIED TO THE WINGS AND TAIL OF THE TWIN OTTER AIRCRAFT
ICE SHAPES APPLIED TO THE WINGS AND TAIL OF THE TWIN OTTER AIRCRAFT
ICE SHAPES APPLIED TO THE WINGS AND TAIL OF THE TWIN OTTER AIRCRAFT
ICE SHAPES APPLIED TO THE WINGS AND TAIL OF THE TWIN OTTER AIRCRAFT
ICE SHAPES APPLIED TO THE WINGS AND TAIL OF THE TWIN OTTER AIRCRAFT
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ICE SHAPES APPLIED TO THE WINGS AND TAIL OF THE TWIN OTTER AIRCRAFT
NASA Identifier: C-2001-1426
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ice shapes applied to the wings and tail of the twin otter aircraft
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glenn research center
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11/09/2009
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