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    though they were outnumbered eight to one combat situations they still managed to win. The Germans were the ones that invented and first used Bi-planes and Tri-planes. These planes had multiple wings and this made them more stable in turbulence‚ easier to manoeurvre to avoid gun fire and having two wings also increased the speed which was necessary during renaissance missions. During World War Two U.S. manufactured over 50‚000 planes each year. Most of the airplanes that were used in World War Two

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    powerplant‚ work in combination to produce thrust. The powerplant propels the airplane and drives the various systems that support the operation of an airplane. Wingwing is a type of fin with a surface that produces aerodynamic force for flight or propulsion through the atmosphere‚ or through anothergaseous or liquid fluid. As such‚ wings have an airfoil shape‚ a streamlined cross-sectional shape producing a useful lift to drag ratio. Fuselage The fuselage (/ˈfjuːzəlɑːʒ/; from the French fuselé “spindle-shaped”)

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    It depends somewhat on what kind of conditions you are flying the paper airplanes in. If there is more wind‚ there is more air that can get under the wings‚ so then the paper airplane will fly farther. The lower the density the worse the flight is going to be. Speed increases with altitude so the lower the density the slower it flies. The greater the wingspan‚ the greater the surface area. The greater

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    Everyone is unique and different in their own way‚ and that makes them beautiful. In “A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings‚” Gabriel García Márquez gives the reader distractions from the basic story line to make the reader focus more on the other characters‚ such as the villagers and other situations throughout the story‚ other than our main character. These techniques then create the main idea of the story to be intertwined‚ within each description and situation. Although the old man is our main character

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    The pilot apparently decided not to return to the gate for reapplication of deicing‚ fearing that the flight’s departure would be even further delayed. More snow and ice accumulated on the wings during that period‚ and the crew was aware of that fact when they decided to make the takeoff. The crew did not activate the engine anti-ice system. The copilot announced and the pilot confirmed that the plane’s own engine anti-icing system was turned off. First Officer Pettit noted several times to Captain

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    The Greatest Invention

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    build something to make people fly. So they started to try to make this happen. They started off by making a biplane that was flown like a kite so they could test how they could control the plane by bending the tips of the wings so the airplane could stay balanced. They called this wing warping‚ and it did help. They had made the first airplane. They began testing more airplanes‚ making them bigger and bigger every time. They have given us a chance to fly to where we need or want to go. Next‚ I’ll explain

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    do not care enough to put any thought towards our military at all. This movie tells the stories of four Navy Seals- Marcus Luttrell‚ Michael Patrick Murphy‚ Matthew Axelson and Danny Dietz who in June of 2005 were sent on a mission‚ 徹peration Red Wings� with the purpose of identifying a Taliban leader‚ Ahmad Shah‚ who was believed to be hiding on the slopes of mountain Sawtalo Sar in Afghanistan. Once this intelligence operation was surveyed and carried out‚ identifying Shah and his men‚ the military

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    American Anticommunist Alliance‚ was a right wing party that belonged to Juan Peron. This party targeted Montoneros and anyone affiliated with or in support of that party‚ and writers and liberal journalists who denounced the actions of the Triple A. Funding for the Triple A came from money acquired by selling objects obtained from the houses or cars of people they kidnapped (Timerman 44). The army‚ another party that ruled Argentina‚ was definitely right wing. In order to solve the problem of “leftist

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    In 1981‚ El Salvador was engaged in a brutal Civil war between the right-wing government supported army and several tiny left-wing “reformist” groups‚ or the guerrillas. The right wing is the conservative or reactionary section of a political party or system and the left wing is the liberal‚ socialist‚ or radical section of a political party or system. The rightist leaders‚ at the time of this war were in charge of the government‚ the “reformists” felt that they were not given a voice in their society

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    History of Airplanes

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    flight on December 17 1903. How does the airplane work? When air flows past and airplane wing‚ it breaks into two airstreams. The one that goes under the wing encounters the wings surface‚ which acts as a ramp and pushes the air downward and forward. The air slow somewhat and its pressure increases. Forces between this lower airstreams and the wings undersurface provide some of the lift that supports the wing. However‚ before the first airplanes was invented by the Wright brothers‚ inventors made

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