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 | | Moreover, the Eurojet blades at the front of the low-pressure compressor are much larger than those of the RB.199, and accordingly more robust in resisting incoming hail, birds and other foreign bodies. |
 | | For example, the Spey Mk 202, the engine of the RAF Phantoms, had a total of 17 stages of blading in the compressors (5+12 flow pressure+high pressure]) and four stages of blading in the turbines (2+2). |
 | | Despite presumably having watched Comrade Pugachev and his colleagues demonstrate the superb maneuverability of the MiG-29 Fulcrum and Su-27 Flanker, their position in late 1999 purported to be "We think, in the fullness of time there may well be a naval Eurofighter, and if so, that version might be improved by fitting vectored nozzles". |
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