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From: Peter Amey <pna@erlang.praxis.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Ada Success Story II
Date: 1997/03/05
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> Jon S Anthony <jsa@ALEXANDRIA.AMERICAN.EDU> writes:
> >>     The F22 is not the first plane to use thrust vectoring. There were
> >>     a number of research programs that mounted thrust vectoring
> >>     nozzles on things like the F15. We've even built a 3-D nozzle for
> >>     the F100 engines used by F15s and F16s - nicknamed "the eyeball"

I missed the beginning of this thread but can't resist mentioning the
British Aerospace Harrier (aka the McDonnell Douglas Harrier) when "thrust
vectoring" is mentioned! 

Peter