Collection: Blake W. Corson, Jr., Papers, 1861/1984, bulk 1934/1979 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Blake W. Corson, Jr., Papers, 1861/1984, bulk 1934/1979

Transonic Tunnel: Test Section Air Removal-- Notes Box 5, Folder 43

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Transonic Tunnel: Test Section--Graphs/Notes, 1953 Box 5, Folder 77

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Transonic Tunnel:Transfer of Pitching Moments-- Report, 1936/1940 Box 5, Folder 51

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Transonic Tunnel: Turbulence Measurements--Graphs, 1952 Box 5, Folder 76

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Transonic Tunnel: Two-Dimensional Profile Drag--Calculations Photographs, 1947 Box 5, Folder 69

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Transonic Tunnel: Velocity Survey Ahead of Fans, 1941/1942 Box 5, Folder 55

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Transonic Tunnel: Wall Divergence--Graphs/Notes/Reports, 1963/1964 Box 5, Folder 96

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Transonic Tunnel: Wind Tunnel Calibration With Test Section Air Removal, 1961/1973 Box 5, Folder 91

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Transonic Tunnel: Wind Tunnel Test Section Air Removal--Figures/Graphs, 1963/1973 Box 5, Folder 97

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Transonic Tunnel:Wind Tunnel Test Section--Data/Graphs/Notes, 1969/1974 Box 6, Folder 6

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