AERODYNAMICS - FORCES ACTING ON AN AIR FOIL
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RE: AERODYNAMICS - FORCES ACTING ON AN AIR FOIL
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RE: AERODYNAMICS - FORCES ACTING ON AN AIR FOIL
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RE: AERODYNAMICS - FORCES ACTING ON AN AIR FOIL
My Dad had a copy of his AAF training manual from the '50s. Much easier to read than my aero text from school. It's also clear from watching various old training movies, that this one predates the inclusion of Hollywood film-makers. Some of the Disney produced training films are still masterpieces - easy to watch.
The example posted above is a classic example of poor production by adapting a professor's lecture to film: the long pauses after each topic is introduced is apparently intended to allow for note taking by the class - which is impossible to do very well when sitting in a darkened room. The end result is an appallingly slow paced movie almost guaranteed to lose the attention of the audience before all the information is imparted.
RE: AERODYNAMICS - FORCES ACTING ON AN AIR FOIL
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