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This document explores forward-swept wing aircraft designs, highlighting their unique features and intended benefits, such as maneuverability and reduced drag. The study notes that these designs are seen in select modern and experimental aircraft. The document includes diagrams.

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FORWARD SWEPT FORWARD SWEPT Forward-swept wings (FSW) angle towards the front of the aircraft rather than the rear, a unique design seen in select modern and experimental aircraft. Purpose: Designed to achieve higher maneuverability, reduced drag at high speeds, and improve...

FORWARD SWEPT FORWARD SWEPT Forward-swept wings (FSW) angle towards the front of the aircraft rather than the rear, a unique design seen in select modern and experimental aircraft. Purpose: Designed to achieve higher maneuverability, reduced drag at high speeds, and improved control at low speeds. SU-47 X-29

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