Sue Grafton, NASA engineer poses in advance of the Flight Dynamic Research Facility's (FDRF) grand opening. Sue started as a researcher for the N.A.C.A. and worked in the vertical spin tunnel (VST). She has since worked in the 30x60 full-scale tunnel for many years before its closure and then returned to VST and 12ft (NASA’s oldest operational wind tunnels). She will also be onboard for the commissioning of the FDRF, NASA’s newest wind tunnel.
NASA Engineer Sue Grafton
Photo of Sue Grafton taken in advance of the Flight Dynamic Research Facility's (FDRF) ribbon cutting. Sue started as a researcher for the N.A.C.A. and worked in the vertical spin tunnel (VST). She has since worked in the 30x60 full-scale tunnel for many years before its closure and then returned to VST and 12ft (NASA’s oldest operational wind tunnels). She will also be onboard for the commissioning of the FDRF, NASA’s newest wind tunnel.
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L59 RC Kit Model/Learn to fly test technique and modeling development Persons in the picture: Left to right: Jay Brandon, Sue Grafton, Wes O'Neal, Mark Croom, Earl Harris, and Eric Viken
L-59 RC Kit Model/ Learn to Fly Test
L59 RC Kit Model/Learn to fly test technique and modeling development Persons in the picture: Left to right: Jay Brandon, Sue Grafton, Wes O'Neal, Mark Croom, Earl Harris, and Eric Viken
L-59 RC Kit Model/ Learn to Fly Test
L59 RC Kit Model/Learn to fly test technique and modeling development Persons in the picture: Left to right: Jay Brandon, Sue Grafton, Wes O'Neal, Mark Croom, Earl Harris, and Eric Viken
L-59 RC Kit Model/ Learn to Fly Test