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What does TV stand for?

Thrust Vectoring


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Samples in periodicals archive:
The RD-33/series 3 engine, being delivered by state-run arms exporter Rosoboronexport, is an upgraded version of the powerful RD-33 turbofan with thrust vectoring for the MiG family of fighters.
The technique, known as thrust vectoring, is used by some vertical takeoff and landing jets such as the Harrier jump jet.
Unlike other aircraft, the Aeroscraft generates lift through a combination of aerodynamics, thrust vectoring, and gas buoyancy generation and management.
Employing a unique propulsion and control system based on thrust vectoring, the SQX-1 is passively stable in pitch and roll, and features high manoeuvrability with capabilities such as hovering and a zero-turning radius.
The X-36 will use a technology called thrust vectoring that was developed on a number of test programs at Edwards over the past several years.
VECTOR is a multinational program focused on demonstrating how thrust vectoring can be used to help aircraft achieve extremely short takeoffs and landings (ESTOL).
The AIM-9X has a highly agile airframe; its fifth-generation seeker and thrust vectoring control provide unprecedented performance.
Thrust vectoring involves directing the blast from a jet engine's exhaust to help steer the plane, improving its agility.

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