This archive contains digitized audio clips of research aircraft flown at what is now known as NASA Dryden Flight Research Center at Edwards, California. No copyright protection is asserted for these files. See the NASA copyright notification for more information.

For more information, please see the

• Dryden Photo Gallery page.
• Dryden Movie Gallery page.
• Dryden Fact Sheets page.
• Dryden Flight Research Projects page.
• Dryden WWW Home Page.

Current contents: 1 audio clip at 6 Megabytes

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National Air and Space Museum - Smithsonian Institution
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United States Air Force Museum Home Page
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Edwards Air Force Base Flight Test Center Gallery Home Page
The activities which have occurred at Edwards AFB have stirred the world's imagination since 1942 when the dry lake was chosen for the testing of America's first jet aircraft, the XP-59A. All aircraft in the modern USAF inventory, as well as many that didn't make the cut, have undergone rigorous testing at the Center. The gallery presents a pictorial tour of the aircraft, people, testing and facilities which have made the Flight Test Center what it is today.

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