File:15. Ames 16-Foot Tunnel.jpg
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The Ames Laboratory high speed 16-foot wind tunnel. Its air speed could be brought up to the transonic range, and it became operational only a few days before the Pearl harbor attack. Its capabilities were used to enhance the design of a number of WW II Allied fighter aircraft. NACA photo A-12679
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