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Title: Stability and control at speeds of under 5m/sec, Man powered flight, the channel crossing and the future (16 items)
Date Created and/or Issued: 1979 February 6
Contributing Institution: California Institute of Technology
Collection: Paul B. MacCready Papers ca. 1930-2002
Rights Information: Materials from the Caltech Archives are made available online for research purposes. Permission for reproduction, distribution, public display, performance, or publication must be obtained in writing from the Head of Archives. The Caltech Archives makes no representation that it is the copyright owner in all of its holdings. It is the responsibility of the user to obtain all necessary rights and clearances for use of materials. For questions, contact Head of Archives.
Description: 1979 February 6. Part of: Paul B. MacCready Papers ca. 1930-2002. Series 4: Writings and publications; Subseries 1: Writings; Box 5, Folder 14
Full title: Stability and control at speeds of under 5m/sec, Man powered flight, the channel crossing and the future, Third man powered aircraft group symposium.
Type: text
Format: text
Identifier: pbm:27237
local: PBM_4_5_14
http://maccready.library.caltech.edu/islandora/object/pbm%3A27237
Language: English
Relation: Part of Series 4: Writings and publications; Subseries 1: Writings

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