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— — - Mystery Airplane #4. Answer: Fairchild T-46 Eaglet. Photo: William Word

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Mystery Airplane #4. Answer: Fairchild T-46 Eaglet. Photo: William Word

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Brian Rosenthaler4 वर्ष पहले

1983 Garrett Turbine Engine Company, Phoenix, Arizona
Senior Development Engineer
U.S.A.F NGT F109 Turbofan engine qualification
and development testing. Too bad the wing(s) failed to meet requirements and the project was canceled.

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