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Airplanes - Wings - Flexibility of plywood in aeroplane wings. Test designed to show strength of plywood under service conditions. Repeated bending for a period of 30 hours failed to show any signs of failure. Forest Products Laboratory, Madison, Wis

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Photographer: Forest Products Lab., Madison

Airplanes - Wings

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F-100 FAILURE DATA, NASA Technology Images

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ARC FAILURE ON ELECTROLYTE RHEOSTAT FOR MAIN DRIVE OF THE 10X10 FOOT WIND TUNNEL

During a crash crew training period, this crewman is dressed in a fire retardant suit and is armed with a water hose

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