Proceedings Magazine - August 2001 Vol. 127/8/1,182

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Up, Up and Away
Issue: Proceedings Magazine - August 2001 Vol. 127/8/1,182
By: Charles H. Brown

The Navy has a long history of experimenting with (and rejecting) vertical/short take-off and landing fighters. With the advent of Joint Strike Fighter (hovering at left is...

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