Figure 1. Rockwell-B-1B strategic bomber. (North American Aircraft, Rockwell International Corp.)plusvsp6

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Figure 10. Lockheed TR-1A tactical reconnaissance aircraft. (Lockheed Aeronautical Systems Co., Lockheed Corp.)

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Figure 11. Lockheed C-5B strategic transport aircraft. (Lockheed-Georgia Aircraft Co.)plusvsp6

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Figure 12. McDonnell Douglas C-17 transport aircraft. (Douglas Aircraft Co., McDonnell Douglas Corp.)plusvsp5

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Figure 13. Antonov An-225 Mriya transport aircraft, carrying the space shuttle orbiter Buran and accompanied by a fighter aircraft. (From D. North, J. Lenorovitz, and M. Dornheim, Perestroika's changes grip Soviet aerospace industry, Aviat. Week Space Technol., 130(23):34–37, June 5, 1989)

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Figure 14. McDonnell Douglas AH-64 Apache helicopter. (Douglas Aircraft, McDonnell Douglas Corp.)plusvsp6

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Figure 15. Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft. (Bell Helicopter Textron)

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Figure 16. Rockwell-Messerschmidt X-31 enhanced maneuverability fighter. (North American Aircraft, Rockwell International Corp.)plusvsp6

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Figure 17. Grumman X-29 forward-swept-wing aircraft. (From S. W. Kandebo, Second X-29 will execute high-angle-of-attack flights, Aviat. Week Space Technol., 129(18):36–42, October 31, 1988)

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Figure 2. Tupolev TU-160 intercontinental bomber (NATO codename Blackjack). (TASS from SOVFOTO)plusvsp6

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