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US production of Russian ejector seats (was: Russia's 'Blackjacks' fly again)



 
 
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Old January 25th 04, 01:22 AM
Guy Alcala
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Peter Stickney wrote:

In article ,
John Mullen writes:
anonymus wrote:
John Mullen wrote:


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I didn't know that. As you are such an expert on ejector seats, which
Western type would you say the K-36D-3.5A was a copy of?


The evaluation report is actually available on stinet:
http://stinet.dtic.mil/

Tons of stuff there use the advanced search options, but prepare to be
distracted


Oh, man, you're not kidding! Thanks for the URL.

Guy (who's about to dive into "V/STOL Shipboard Recovery: It's Not Just Another
Carrier Landing").

 




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