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	+ GRC Home + GRC Facilities Home The Flight Research Building, better known as the Hangar, was one of seven original buildings completed by 1945 at the newly constructed Aircraft Engine Research Laboratory (AERL).		C2009-1140 Technician in the Flight Research Building tests new icing instrumentation on Glenn's S-3B Viking research aircraft. + View Enlargement C2009-342 Snowplowing on Taylor Road in front of the Flight Research Building. + View Enlargement C2008-3542 An upper stage simulator segment for the Ares I-X test flight sceduled in 2009 is seen departing the Flight Research Building. + View Enlargement C2008-3200 GRC employees gathered in the Hangar to help create this image celebrating NASA's 50th Anniversary. + View Enlargement C2007-2654 NASA Glenn's newest aircraft, an S-3B Viking, photographed making an approach into Cleveland Hopkins Airport. + View Enlargement C2007-1876 F-16 Fighting Falcon, part of the USAF Thunderbirds aerial display team, parked on the apron of the Flight Research Building. + View Enlargement C2007-100 View from the main gate of the NASA Glenn Research Center at sunset. + View Enlargement C2003-127 NASA Lear Jet being de-iced in front of the Flight Research Building. + View Enlargement C95-4433 NASA Glenn's OV-10 Bronco research aircraft in flight. The OV-10 was originally used by the military as a light attck and observation aircraft. + View Enlargement C90-2041 NASA Glenn's T-34 training aircraft banking around downtown Cleveland. + View Enlargement C83-7388 United Technologies Hamilton Standard experimental aircraft. + View Enlargement C72-1873 Researchers examine the Quiet Engine Test set up on the apron of the Flight Research Building. + View Enlargement C49-23330 F-82 Twin Mustang aircraft prepares for takeoff on the hangar apron (1949). The two fuselage fighter was used during the Korean War. + View Enlargement C47-18108 P-59 Airacomet twin turbojet aircraft on the apron of the Flight Research Building (1947). The P-59 was the first American jet-powered fighter. + View Enlargement C46-15737 P-80 'Shooting Star' jet aircraft on the apron of the Flight Research Building. The P-80 was the first jet manufactured in the United States (1946). + View Enlargement C46-14738 P-61 Black Widow aircraft on the apron of the Flight Research Building (1946). The P-61 was a radar-equipped night fighter used during WWII. + View Enlargement C44-5416 Various military aircraft housed in the Flight Research Building (1944). + View Enlargement C43-1872 Memphis Belle bomber and crew visit the Center during a war bond-raising tour in 1943. + View Enlargement NASA Image Exchange Search visual media across all the NASA Centers + View the site GRC ImageNet Search the image archive at NASA Glenn + View the site NASA's Greatest Images View a searchable collection of NASA best images + View the site
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