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Home CVMR News Kamran M. Khozan reviews the development of the VX KittyHawk

Kamran M. Khozan reviews the development of the VX KittyHawk

Author: CVMR®
Date of publication: 17.03.2014
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  1. Kamran M. Khozan reviews the development of the VX KittyHawk

Kamran M. Khozan reviews the development of the VX KittyHawk

Kamran M. Khozan reviews the development of the VX KittyHawk, flying body aircraft, with Cheif Engineer Robert Skillen and Quality Control Manager Vanessa Branigan prior to assembly of the first flying prototype.

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