AERODYNAMIC DRAG

Abstract

Following is a continuation of the list of titles and authors: Drag Resulting from Three-Dimensional Separations Caused by Boundary-Layer Diverters and Nacelles in Subsonic and Supersonic Flow. By David J. Peakand William J. Rainbird. Drag of Externally Carried Stores - Its Prediction and Alleviation. By P. G. Pugh and P. G. Hutton. Drag in Hypersonic Rarefied Flow. By Walter Wuest. Trainee de Corps Portants Pilotes a Haute Altitude. left bracket High-Altitude Drag of Lifting Bodies right bracket . By J. Allegre, C. Matrand and M. F. Scibilia. Review of Supersonic Sphere Drag from the Continuum to the Free Molecular Flow Regime. By E. Vallerani. Influence of Wave Drag on Hypersonic Entropy Wake Observations. By Wolfgang Merzkirch and Alois Stilp. Development of Techniques to measure In-Flight Drag of a US Navy Fighter Airplane, and Correlation of Flight Measured Drag with Wind-Tunnel Data. By E. C. Rooney. Review of Drag Measurements from Flight Tests of Manned Aircraft with Comparisons to Wind-Tunnel Predictions. By Jon S. Pyle and Edwin J. Saltzman.