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Figure  5.1:  Altitude  Rate vs. Time,  V, 0 =  14 km/s,  L/D =  0.75,  y  = 6.9*
Figure  5.3:  Acceleration  vs. Time, V,  =  14  km/s, L/D =  0.75,  y =  6.9
Figure 5.5:  Drag Acceleration  vs.  Time,  V  =  14 km/s,  L/D =  0.75,  y = 6.90
Figure 5.8:  Commanded  Bank Angle  vs.  Time,  V.=  6 km/s,  L/D  =  0.25
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