File:Polaris A3TK Chevaline RV and PAC toe-in and tilt-out.gif

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Description	English: Drawn by the author Brian Burnell from a sketch and description in a scientific paper presented at a Royal Aeronautical Society symposium 2004 and re-published in ISBN 1-85768-109-6. The drawing is entirely the author's own work and should be attributed to Brian.Burnell.
Date	25 July 2006 (original upload date)
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Author	Brian Burnell (Brian.Burnell at en.wikipedia at en.wikipedia)
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2006-07-25 22:31 Brian.Burnell 1155×932×8 (31474 bytes) Drawn by the author Brian Burnell from a sketch and description in a scientific paper presented at a Royal Aeronautical Society symposium 2004 and re-published in ISBN 1-85768-109-6. The drawing is entirely the author's own work and should be attributted to Brian.Burnell.

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current	19:08, 1 April 2011	1,155 × 932 (30 KB)	Dcoetzee	Removing watermarks is an established and legal practice on Commons, as demonstrated recently at Commons:Deletion requests/Template:CC-Dont-Remove Watermark. Moreover, you are not the author.
	13:30, 30 March 2011	1,155 × 932 (31 KB)	George.Hutchinson	Removal of the artist's accreditation on the original upload was a violation of the license terms.<br><br> Although Wikipedia Commons policy and guidelines change ocassionally they are just that, policy and guidelines. License terms are different, because
	00:38, 7 March 2007	1,155 × 932 (30 KB)	Dcoetzee	Remove watermark
	14:28, 4 March 2007	1,155 × 932 (31 KB)	Liftarn	{{Information \|Description=Drawn by the author en:User:Brian.Burnell from a sketch and description in a scientific paper presented at a Royal Aeronautical Society symposium 2004 and re-published in ISBN 1-85768-109-6. The drawing is entirely the auth