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F-16F (BLOCK 60) FIGHTING FALCON Decal Set The purpose of the V-hull

F-16F (BLOCK 60) FIGHTING FALCON Decal Set The purpose of the V-hullThe F 16 fighter is a monoplane built according to the classical scheme, with one engine in the rear and a mid wing. This machine is a single fin. the Wing of the fighter has a so called integrated layout, that is, it smoothly passes into the fuselage. The same scheme is applied to the Soviet fourth generation fighters: su 27 and MiG 29. With this arrangement, an additional lift is created at large angles of attack, and the internal volume of the

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The purpose of the V-hull is to deflect the blast of either a land mine or an IED away from the vehicle

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F-16F (BLOCK 60) FIGHTING FALCON Decal Set The purpose of the V-hullThe F 16 fighter is a monoplane built according to the classical scheme, with one engine in the rear and a mid wing. This machine is a single fin. the Wing of the fighter has a so called integrated layout, that is, it smoothly passes into the fuselage. The same scheme is applied to the Soviet fourth generation fighters: su 27 and MiG 29. With this arrangement, an additional lift is created at large angles of attack, and the internal volume of the

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