correctly identify and describe the function of primary and secondary flight controls.?
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The ailerons are the wing flaps jutting out from the backs of the wings. They control banking/turning by reducing lift.\n\nThe rudder on the tail turns the nose either left & right.
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Mabye this site will help.\n\nwww.oakroadsystems.com/twt/sixfunc.htm\n\nLook for the title "Six Functions in One Picture"
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A = Attack \nB = Bomber\nFB = Fighter Bomber \nC = Cargo Transport\nE = Electronic Warfare \nF = Fighter \nKC = Tanker\nO = Observation\nP = Maritime Patrol \nQ = Drone\nR = Reconnaissance\nS = Anti-Submarine\nT = Trainer\nU = Utility\nX = Experimental
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Situation, Mission, Execution, Administration and Logistic Command and Single
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4. One aft, one forward, One port, One starboard. then you have ground control.
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Basic mission planes \n    *  A - Ground Attack  [1962-today]\n    * B - Bomber  [1962-today]\n    * C - Transport  [1962-today]\n    * E - Special Electronic Mission  [1962-today]\n    * F - Fighter  [1962-today]\n    * K - Tanker  [1962-1977/85]\n    * L - Laser-Equipped  [1997-today]\n    * O - Observation  [1962-today]\n    * P - Maritime Patrol  [1962-today]\n    * R - Reconnaissance  [1962-today]\n    * S - Antisubmarine Warfare  [1962-today]\n    * T - Trainer  [1962-today]\n    * U - Utility  [1962-today]\n    * X - Special Research  [1962-today]\n\nModified Mission\n    *  A - Ground Attack  [1962-today]\n    * C - Transport  [1962-today]\n    * D - Drone Director  [1962-today]\n    * E - Special Electronic Mission  [1962-today]\n    * F - Fighter  [1978/86-today]\n    * H - Search and Rescue, Medevac  [1962-today]\n    * K - Tanker  [1962-today]\n    * L - Equipped for Cold Weather Operations  [1962-today]\n    * M - Missile Carrier  [1962-1971/75]\n    * M - Mine Countermeasures  [1972/76-1976]\n    * M - Multimission  [1977-today]\n    * O - Observation  [1972/76-today]\n    * P - Maritime Patrol  [1972/76-today]\n    * Q - Unmanned Drone  [1962-today]\n    * R - Reconnaissance  [1962-today]\n    * S - Antisubmarine Warfare  [1962-today]\n    * T - Trainer  [1962-today]\n    * U - Utility  [1962-today]\n    * V - Staff Transport  [1962-today]\n    * W - Weather Reconnaissance  [1962-today]\n\nVehicle Type\n    *  D - UAV Control Segment  [2002-today]\n    * G - Glider  [1978/86-today]\n    * H - Helicopter  [1962-today]\n    * Q - UAV   [1997-today]\n    * S - Spaceplane  [1990-today}\n    * V - VTOL/STOL  [1962-today]\n    * Z - Lighter-than-Air  [1962-1965/70, 1978/86-today]
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control!!\nthat is the key
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What is the standard way to describe motion ?
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It's an all-weather strike fighter. It's roles are: fighter escort, fleet air defense, suppression of enemy air defenses, interdiction, close and deep air support, reconnaissance, and forward air control.
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Primary flight feathers are those supported by the bird's hand, and they provide mainly thrust. \nSecondary feathers are supported by the ulna (our cubitus), are situated in the forearm and provide lift. Thus, good gliding birds have relatively long forearms and well developed secondary flight feathers, while good "speed" flyers, and especially those with acrobatic flight such as swifts or hummingbirds, have relatively more developed hands and primary feathers.\n\nPrimaries and secondaries may differ in shape (primaries are more asymmetric, and sometimes longer) but that depends very much on the shape of the wing.
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Stewardess, pilot, tour guide, travel agent.\n\nHave fun.
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Forces Acting on An Airplane\nThere are four forces acting on the airplane all the time during airplane is flying.The four forces are\n(1) Lift, (2) Gravity force or Weight, (3) Thrust, and (4) Drag.\nLift and Drag are considered aerodynamics forces because they exist due to the movement of the Airplane through the Air.\nWeight: The weight acts vertically downward from the center of gravity (CG) of the airplane.\nThrust: is defined as the forward direction pushing or pulling force developed by aircraft engine . This includes reciprocating engines , turbojet engines, turboprop engines.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/737
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http://airlineinflight.com/index.htm\nhttp://www.flightattendants.org
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Learn to Fly. or Times Like These.
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Lift, thrust, gravity, drag.
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what is the second function?