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From this report,All Hands April 1977,
but for Rockwell NA.410 ?
but for Rockwell NA.410 ?
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"Naval Air Systems Command 1975" is not a source, Hesham. Amend with the actual details.
From this report,All Hands 1977,
but for Rockwell NA.410 ?
Thanks - I updated the original post with a link.OK my dear PaulMM,
I will correct it.
Thanks - I updated the original post with a link.
Don't see a question? What about NA 410?Thank you my dear PaulMM,
and what about Rockwell NA-410 ?.
Rockwell also has under study several candidate Type "A" designs. The NA-410 design is powered by four turbine engines connected to four lift/cruise fans which are mounted in wing pods.
Why?
We know of NA-420 / NA-430 / NA-431 Type A V/STOL designs.
I don't believe we have a different ID for NA-410, so why could it not be another V/STOL Type A design?
Same image enhanced from better quality version at National Archives.I'm well aware we have dozens of posts already in the existing US VSTOL Projects topic, but I want to split that one up a bit. Therefore I'm creating this topic, with an image from NASA Glenn image archives.