Validation of Ship Air Wake Simulations and Investigation of Ship Air Wake Impact on Rotary Wing Aircraft

Author： Snyder Murray R. Kang Hyung Suk Brownell Cody J. Burks…© John S.

Publisher： American Society of Naval Engineers

ISSN： 1559-3584

Source： Naval Engineers Journal, Vol.125, Iss.1, 2013-03, pp. : 69-78

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