File:Grumman X-29 3-view line art.svg

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Summary

DescriptionGrumman X-29 3-view line art.svg	English: Grumman X-29 aircraft 3-view drawing with external dimensions and some labels
Date	February 1998
Source	Dryden Flight Research Center Graphics Collection (EPS)
Author	Dryden Flight Research Center
Other versions	File:Grumman X-29 outline.svg (without labels)

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