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title Touchdown Remaining Lift on the Wings and Dynamic Vertical Force Transmitted to the Runway
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title_sort touchdown remaining lift on the wings and dynamic vertical force transmitted to the runway
title_unstemmed Touchdown Remaining Lift on the Wings and Dynamic Vertical Force Transmitted to the Runway
topic Geotechnical Engineering and Engineering Geology, Civil and Structural Engineering
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