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May 13th 06, 08:46 PM
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BLUES
Similar to trimming a tiny bit of rudder left and right wing down for cross
controlling to ease maintaining attitude and heading on those long boring "enroute" flights. How is this beneficial during straight and level flight? Is it a technique primarily used in tactical aircraft such as the F-4 or F-18? Or is it something used by pilots of patrol or transport aircraft like the P-3 or C-2? 
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