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La dernière épreuve - Public domain dedication image
Examining Recent AMSG Acquisitions
That last rehearsal
That last rehearsal
That last rehearsal
Members of the CXAE lab perform the third test of
The U.S. Army Aeromedical Research Laboratory recently
One of the more recent tests conducted in the AEDC
Summary
One of the more recent tests conducted in the AEDC J-1 engine test cell at Arnold Air Force Base was for the Pratt & Whitney Adaptive Engine Technology Demonstrator engine core, pictured here. (U.S. Air Force photos)
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07/01/2019
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