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AFT is a three-letter acronym that may refer to: TLA is a three-lettered abbreviation for Three-Letter Abbreviation. ...


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AFT - American Federation of Teachers (429 words)
The AFT represents 1.3 million pre-K through 12th-grade teachers, paraprofessionals and other school support employees, higher education faculty, nurses and other healthcare workers, and state and local government employees.
AFT members in Illinois pulled no punches when they gathered on June 23 for a town hall meeting with two members of Congress from Illinois, who heard how the No Child Left Behind Act is playing out in classrooms across their state.
We are inviting AFT members to share their stories of encounters with the candidates.
SPACE SHUTTLE COORDINATE SYSTEM (12853 words)
The wing is attached to the midfuselage and aft fuselage primarily by shear ties, except in the area of the wing carry-through, where the upper panels are attached with tension bolts.
The aft fuselage provides the load path to the midfuselage main longerons, main wing spar continuity across the forward bulkhead of the aft fuselage, structural support for the body flap, and structural housing around all internal systems for protection from operational environments (pressure, thermal and acoustic) and controlled internal pressures during flight.
The fin is attached by two tension tie bolts at the root of the front spar of the vertical tail to the forward bulkhead of the aft fuselage and by eight shear bolts at the root of the vertical tail rear spar to the upper structural surface of the aft fuselage.
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