aircraft tail

The aircraft tail section cracked and was dragged along the runway.

Aircraft tail strips were small red, large green stripes, alternating.

With the conversion, unit members felt it was time to consider a change in the aircraft tail markings.

The two shroud doors on the aircraft tail were not present in the tail.

The after part of the ornithopter has a standard aircraft tail, rudder and elevators.

Pieces of the structure penetrated the aircraft tail section in numerous places, including the horizontal stabilizer.

The unidentified objects found at a high altitude by Swedish radar were likely the shroud doors, which had separated from the aircraft tail.

The aircraft tail was blown off and the aircraft dived into the ground, killing the pilot instantly.

Modified pickup trucks were painted in the airline's livery and featured an aircraft tail attached to the truck's bed.

Aircraft tail fins are designed to withstand full rudder deflection in one direction at maneuvering speed.

According to Lawson in his book, the plane's unusual name evolved from a minor training accident where the aircraft tail scraped the ground on take-off.

He reported that investigators have now found several parts of the tail engine's internal blades buried in pieces of the aircraft tail.

The APU can be identified on many modern airliners by an exhaust pipe at the aircraft tail.

These numbers are located on the aircraft tail, so they are sometimes referred to unofficially as "tail numbers".

The cause of the crash was the loss of the aircraft tail rotor after a tail rotor blade failed from fatigue.

In a conventional aircraft tail configuration, the rudder provides yaw (horizontal) control and the elevator provides pitch (vertical) control.

Their radio call sign alternates between "Cat" and "Cougar" and their aircraft tail code is AG.

After graduation he was assigned to No. 603 Research Institute of the Ministry of Aerospace Industry, designing aircraft tails.

To facilitate control among thousands of bombers, the USAAF devised a system of aircraft tail markings to identify groups and wings.

British Airways: Britain's Flag carrier shows a section of the British Union Flag on the aircraft tail.

Multipath: Multiple reflections can result in ISAR imaging distortions such as the classic ghost image trails from jet aircraft tail pipes.

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The sun glinted off the red slash on their aircraft tails, sign of the 177th Fighter Wing, New Jersey National Guard, the Jersey Devils.

The Group Commander at the time, Colonel Frank Cattran, considered aircraft tail number 52-2630 to be "his" bird and often flew it in preference to any of the others.

Tail Code: The Complete History of USAF Tactical Aircraft Tail Code Markings.