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Dryden Flight Research Center Collection: Lunar Landing Research Vehicle in Flight

Lunar Landing Research Vehicle in Flight
In this 1965 NASA Flight Research Center photograph the Lunar Landing Research Vehicle (LLRV) is shown at near maximum altitude over the south base at Edwards Air Force Base

Dryden Flight Research Center Collection: SR-71 Over Snow Capped Mountains

SR-71 Over Snow Capped Mountains
Drydens SR-71B, NASA 831, slices across the snowy southern Sierra Nevada Mountains of California after being refueled by an Air Force Flight Test Center tanker during a recent flight

Dryden Flight Research Center Collection: Endeavour is Delivered to the Kennedy Space Center

Endeavour is Delivered to the Kennedy Space Center
NASAs 747 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft No. 911, with the space shuttle orbiter Endeavour securely mounted atop its fuselage, taxies to the runway to begin the ferry flight from Rockwells Plant 42 at

Dryden Flight Research Center Collection: ER-2 Airborne Science Aircraft

ER-2 Airborne Science Aircraft
First acquired in 1981, NASA has been using two ER-2 Airborne Science aircraft as flying laboratories. The aircraft once based at Ames Research Center now fly out of Dryden Flight Research Center in

Dryden Flight Research Center Collection: NASA F-8A Crusader Supercritical Wing Aircraft

NASA F-8A Crusader Supercritical Wing Aircraft
A Vought F-8A Crusader was selected by NASA as the testbed aircraft (designated TF-8A) to install an experimental Supercritical Wing in place of the conventional wing

Dryden Flight Research Center Collection: NASA JF-104A Starfighter

NASA JF-104A Starfighter
The NASA JF-104A Starfighter with a ventrally-mounted test fixture

Dryden Flight Research Center Collection: STS-66 Atlantis Landing and Chute Deployment at Edwards

STS-66 Atlantis Landing and Chute Deployment at Edwards
The Space Shuttle Atlantis lands with its drag chute deployed on runway 22 at Edwards, California, to complete the STS-66 mission dedicated to the third flight of the Atmospheric Laboratory for

Dryden Flight Research Center Collection: STS-66 Atlantis Landing Approach at Edwards

STS-66 Atlantis Landing Approach at Edwards
The Space Shuttle Atlantis approaches runway 22 at Edwards, California, to complete the STS-66 mission dedicated to the third flight of the Atmospheric Laboratory for Applications and Science-3

Dryden Flight Research Center Collection: D-558-1 in Flight

D-558-1 in Flight
This is a 1952 NACA High-Speed Flight Research Station inflight photograph of the Douglas D-558-1 #3 Skystreak. Even with partial cloud cover the white aircraft is easy to see

Dryden Flight Research Center Collection: D-558-2 Dropped from B-29 Mothership

D-558-2 Dropped from B-29 Mothership
The D-558-2 #2 is launched from the P2B-1 in this 1956 NACA High-Speed Flight Station photograph. The D-558 Phase Two aircraft was quite different from its Phase One predecessor, the Skystreak

Dryden Flight Research Center Collection: X-36 on Ramp

X-36 on Ramp
NASA Dryden Flight Fesearch Center, Edwards California is hosting the X-36 program, as well as providing range support for the flight tests

Dryden Flight Research Center Collection: Shuttle Enterprise Free Flight

Shuttle Enterprise Free Flight
The Space Shuttle prototype Enterprise flies free after being released from NASAs 747 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft (SCA) over Rogers Dry Lakebed during the second of five free flights carried out at

Dryden Flight Research Center Collection: X-24B on Lakebed

X-24B on Lakebed
The X-24B is seen here on the lakebed at the NASA Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards, California. The X-24B was the last aircraft to fly in Drydens Lifting Body program

Dryden Flight Research Center Collection: X-24A Powered Flight Drop from B-52

X-24A Powered Flight Drop from B-52
The X-24A lifting-body research aircraft begins its rocket-powered flight after being launched from the wing of NASAs B-52 mothership during a 1970 research flight

Dryden Flight Research Center Collection: F-18 Chase Aircraft

F-18 Chase Aircraft
An F-18B aircraft in flight used as a chase and support aircraft on Dryden research missions

Dryden Flight Research Center Collection: Pathfinder Aircraft in Flight

Pathfinder Aircraft in Flight
The Pathfinder research aircrafts wing structure was clearly defined as it soared under a clear blue sky during a test flight July 27, 1995, from Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards, California

Dryden Flight Research Center Collection: M2-F3 In-Flight Launch from the B-52 Mothership

M2-F3 In-Flight Launch from the B-52 Mothership
This photo shows the M2-F3 lifting body being launched from NASAs B- 52 mothership at the NASA Flight Research Center (FRC--now the Dryden Flight Research Center), Edwards, California

Dryden Flight Research Center Collection: X-15 Mounted to B-52 Mothership Pylon in Flight

X-15 Mounted to B-52 Mothership Pylon in Flight
This photo illustrates how the X-15 rocket powered aircraft was taken aloft under the wing of a B-52. Because of the large fuel consumption, the X-15 was air launched from a B-52 aircraft at 45

Dryden Flight Research Center Collection: X-1-1 In Flight

X-1-1 In Flight
The Bell Aircraft Corporation X-1-1 (#46-062) in flight. The shock wave pattern in the exhaust plume is visible. The X-1 series aircraft were air-launched from a modified Boeing B-29 or B-50

Dryden Flight Research Center Collection: X-1-2 on Ramp with Boeing B-29

X-1-2 on Ramp with Boeing B-29
The Bell Aircraft Corporation X-1-2 sitting on the ramp at NACA High- Speed Flight Research Station with the Boeing B-29 launch ship behind

Dryden Flight Research Center Collection: HL-10 First Flight Landing

HL-10 First Flight Landing
With pilot Bruce Peterson at the controls, the HL-10 lifting body aircraft makes a successful landing on Rogers Dry Lake at the Dryden Flight Research Center at Edwards, California

Dryden Flight Research Center Collection: D-558-2 being mounted to P2B-1 Mothership

D-558-2 being mounted to P2B-1 Mothership
This 1954 photograph shows the Douglas D-558-2 #2 under the left wing of the P2B-1 launch aircraft. The P2B-1 has been lifted on mechanical jacks in the hangar for a possible fit check or a rare

Dryden Flight Research Center Collection: HL-10 In Flight After Launch

HL-10 In Flight After Launch
The HL-10 lifting body is seen here in powered flight shortly after launch from the B-52 " Mothership". The HL-10 was one of five lifting body designs flown at NASAs Dryden Flight Research

Dryden Flight Research Center Collection: The NACA Test Force

The NACA Test Force
The fleet of NACA test aircraft are assembled in front of the hangar at the High Speed Flight Station, (later renamed the Dryden Flight Research Center) in Edwards, California

Lunar Landing Research Vehicle in Flight
This 1964 NASA Flight Reserch Center photograph shows the Lunar Landing Research Vehicle (LLRV) Number 1 in flight at the South Base of Edwards Air Force Base

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