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This article, while short, is close to meeting the Good Article criteria. I made some copyedits throughout the article; please review to ensure I did not change the meaning or stray too far from offline sources I couldn't access. Please also review and comment on the following concerns:
I added a link to afterburner in the lead since the inclusion of the afterburner seems to have been a key addition to this aircraft; is there an appropriate article on the use of composite materials in aircraft that composite material construction could link to?
Second paragraph of Design and development needs at least one citation at the end of the paragraph, and more if applicable.
Indeed it does.
"Flight testing revealed severe aerodynamic problems, mostly caused by the airfoil section and thickness of the wing, but the vertical stabilizer had to be redesigned to smooth out the airflow at the intersection of the horizontal and vertical stabilizers." But doesn't sound right here; perhaps this would work better as two sentences if the two thoughts aren't closely connected?
Agreed. See how it reads now.
Perfect, thanks! –Grondemar 01:35, 30 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]
I added a redlink for Texas Naval Reserve; is there a more appropriate article this could link to?
Just the general Naval Reserve article.
I noticed that links to a disambiguation page; should we use the more-specific United States Navy Reserve article, or is the Texas Naval Reserve something else? –Grondemar 01:35, 30 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]
I've clarified the link as you suggested and added "Texas-based".--Sturmvogel 66 (talk) 17:36, 30 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]