File:NASA NF-15B ACTIVE at takeoff.jpg

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NASA's highly modified NF-15B research aircraft, just after takeoff from Edwards Air Force Base on its final flight.

DescriptionNASA NF-15B ACTIVE at takeoff.jpg	English: With its afterburners roaring, NASA research pilot Jim Smolka pulls NASA's highly modified NF-15B research aircraft into a steep climb after takeoff from Edwards Air Force Base on its final flight. Built in 1973 as the first two-seat TF-15, the canard-equipped aircraft with its brilliant red, white and blue plumage has been flown in several significant research and test programs for the U.S. Air Force, McDonnell Douglas and NASA over its almost 36-year lifetime, the last 14 years with NASA Dryden Flight Research Center. Français : McDonnell Douglas NF-15B
Date	Taken on 30 January 2009
Source	https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/thumbnails/image/ed09-0023-33.jpg
Author	NASA/Tony Landis

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