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Objectives Characterize experimentally the 3D separated flow structure and wall shear stresses around the body Introduce and demonstrate technologies that could be implemented regularly in Navy testing Currently Limited data on the flow structure at high Reynolds numbers Essentially no … Continue reading →https://engineering.jhu.edu/lefd/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Capture.png1405637