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May 23rd 04, 08:24 PM
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Did the original Dash 80 have wingflex?
Just watched the "Giant in the Sky" documentary about the B-52
Stratofortress and it mentionned alot about the first aircraft with "Wing Flex" technology. Did Boeing use the same technology when they designned the Dash 80 aka C-135/707 ? 
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May 24th 04, 02:59 AM
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I bet a lot of that technology went into the design. From what I just read
about the dash 80 it was a combined effort from 4 or 5 design theories. The B 52 led the way to lots of technology that I bet is still employed to some capacity. My 10 cents worth. (inflation and union interest) -- jim morris
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