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hang glider

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hang glider: see glider hang glider, with nylon or Kevlar stretched over an aluminum frame, can reach an altitude of 20,000 ft (6,100 m) and stay aloft up to 15 hours; in 1979 five hang glider pilots flew their machines (fitted with auxiliary motors) across the United States.
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hang glider [′haŋ ‚glīd·ər]
(aerospace engineering)
A flexible, deployable, steerable, kitelike glider from which a harnessed rider hangs during flight.


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Other scheduled performances include the Army's Golden Knights parachute team, a hang glider demonstration by paraplegic Dan Buchanan and flights by a B-1B bomber, a B-52 Stratofortress, an F-18 Hornet, NASA's ER-2 research aircraft, and the C-17 Globemaster III transport aircraft.
The summer begins with a hang glider crashing into the pool; when the hang gilder makes off with Dinah's inflatable turtle, she's immediately suspicious.
How about a boat with rocket launchers and a hang glider escape vehicle?
 
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