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I know what canards do, but what do those tailnards do? And what do you call them?


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Had time in that airplane as a student navigator in 1989. It was a fun 9 months out at Mather AFB as a student. I always volunteered to ride on the cockpit jumpseat to help "clear for traffic" below 10,000' because I was a frustrated pilot and wanted to be up front!

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