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QSRA, Quiet Short-Haul Research Aircraft Test Flight
QSRA, Quiet Short Haul Research Aircraft, on Boeing Field Flight Apron
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QSRA, Quiet Short Haul Research Aircraft, on Boeing Field Flight Apron
QSRA, Quiet Short Haul Research Aircraft, on Boeing Field Flight Apron
QSRA, Quiet Short Haul Research Aircraft, on Boeing Field Flight Apron
QSRA, Quiet Short Haul Research Aircraft, at Boeing Field
QSRA, Quiet Short Haul Research Aircraft, on Boeing Field Flight Apron
QSRA, Quiet Short Haul Research Aircraft, on Boeing Field Flight Apron
QSRA, Quiet Short Haul Research Aircraft, on Boeing Field Flight Apron
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QSRA, Quiet Short-Haul Research Aircraft Test Flight
The QSRA, Quiet Short-Haul Research Aircraft, was a powered-lift research aircraft. The US Army's C-8A version of the de Havilland DHC-5 Buffalo was modified for testing the feasibility of developing a short-takeoff-and-landing (STOL) transport airplane.
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