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National Research Council Canada, National Aeronautical Establishment
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26

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Heavy lift airships

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Prospects for heavy lift air vehicles utilizing buoyancy: comments on a Canadair feasibility study
1981, National Research Council Canada, National Aeronautical Establishment
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Bibliographical references: p.18-19.

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National Aeronautical Establishment laboratory technical report -- LTR-FR-79

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26 p. :
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