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Old August 29th 04, 05:04 PM
MattWriter
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Default Wings on Shuttle orbiter

I was under the impression that, while the Shuttle's wing configuration was
dictated by the Pentagon's requirement for crossrange, it still came in handy -
indeedm all of that crossrange is used in the current return trajectory,
especially from ISS orbits. If this is correct, shouldn't people stop beating
up on the Pentagon over this?



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