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Investigation of the Static Longitudinal Stability Characteristics of An Air-To-Surface Canard Missile Configuration in the Transonic Mach Number Range

G. L. Hunt

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Static longitudinal stability and control characteristics of air-to-surface canard missile configuration in transonic range

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Static longitudinal stability and control characteristics of air-to-surface canard missile configuration in transonic range

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Static longitudinal stability and control characteristics of air-to-surface canard missile configuration in transonic range

Key concepts: Longitudinal static stability, Transonic, Mach number, Missile, Aerospace engineering, Range (aeronautics), Stability (learning theory), Mechanics

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