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October 28th 03, 12:27 PM
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A6 Intruder----Question?
Hi,
- I was to an air show awhile back. I was inspecting a Navy A6 Intruder. I caught the exhaust end of the tail pipe and noticed a circumference of mesh "feathers" on the inner ID, that honestly looked like dragonfly wings, gossamer in texture. I wonder what the function of this is, what the material is, and how is it produced? A stamping process is a guess. Material---titanium? - Thanks. - Kurt {:{ 
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