Definition of lateral-range and lift-drag-ratio requirements for return to both optimum and nonoptimum recovery sites
Lateral range and lift-drag ratio requirements for return to optimum or nonoptimum recovery sites from near-earth circular orbit
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Lateral range and lift-drag ratio requirements for return to optimum or nonoptimum recovery sites from near-earth circular orbit
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