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Aerodynamic Wake

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Aerodynamic Wake 

the region of a decelerated fluid that arises behind the body around which the fluid flows and extends for some distance. It is the boundary layer that has separated from the rear of the body.



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On Wednesday's flight, F-35 Chief Test Pilot Jon Beesley climbed to 20,000 feet and performed a series of maneuvers to verify the F-35's compatibility with the KC-135's refueling boom and its aerodynamic wake.
 
 
 
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