An overview of NASA's role in maneuvering missile aerodynamic technology
An overview of NASA's role in maneuvering missile aerodynamic technology
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This paper presents an overview of the role NASA has had and continues to pursue in providing missile aerodynamic technology. In the past, NASA has provided considerable support to the missile industry and the military. The support has generally taken the form of theoretical aerodynamic analyses, experimental studies to provide solutions for specific problems, and the documentation of existing foreign missile systems and domestic missiles. In 1975, NASA shifted its missile-related efforts in aerodynamics from this largely service role to one of conducting more basic research. The areas of research include: innovative methods for roll control of cruciform missiles, airbreathing missiles with maneuver requirements, and an advanced generation of monoplanar missiles for efficient supersonic carriage and delivery.
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An overview of NASA's role in maneuvering missile aerodynamic technology
Aerospace Sciences Meeting ; 1982 ; Orlando, FL
1982-01-01
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English
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