"... In PAGE 21: ... The data from the vehicles are presented collectively in tabular and graphic formats in order to provide a greater understanding than would likely be achieved by studying the vehicles individually. Table3 shows the basic data along with some of the significant physical characteristics of the vehicles. The minimum drag coefficients are tabulated as derived using the reference areas published by the respective reference authors.... In PAGE 21: ... Figure 6 shows the equivalent parasite drag area for each of the subject vehicles as a function of total wetted area. Table3 shows the range of equivalent parasite drag area for the subject vehicles is quite large, from 6.5 ft2 to 164 ft2.... In PAGE 22: ...02) at flight Mach and Reynolds numbers, is , which can also be considered as a reference value of (see the dashed line in figure 6). Table3 shows the explicit values of equivalent skin friction coefficient for each of the subject vehicles at each flight condition considered herein. These values result from equation (5), as shown in the Methods of Analysis section.... In PAGE 22: ...02 from reference 39. Table3 shows corresponding values of this ratio for every flight condition considered. The preceding discussion revealed that the lowest of the equivalent skin friction coefficients among the several vehicles was approximately 4 times greater than CFe CF 0.... ..."

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