Talk:Northrop X-21

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[edit] Laminar Flow

Even when combined with the information in Laminar Flow, this article does not provide enough info to tell a reader what, exactly, was different about this plane than any others. My guess based on the the "plugging" information is that there was something about the wing (design or surface material?) that created gaps (tubules or layers?) that could get clogged. Perhaps the information I lack existed at some point in the edit history of Laminar Flow, but I can't find it there, either. Thanks, - Kevin/Last1in 18:08, 13 February 2006 (UTC)