Aircraft
Birds
Both words in one sentence
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Rolls-Royce, who had been making piston aircraft engines since World War I, named all of their engine types after birds of prey by custom.
Source: Noble Bird of Prey -
You see, when a bird flies into your aircraft windshield or engine, it tends to be alive (at first, anyway), and living birds tend not to be frozen.
Source: Edible Ammunition -
NASA and other research labs have 'chicken cannons', which use compressed air to fire whole raw chickens at aircraft parts to test how they handle in-flight collision with birds.
Source: Edible Ammunition
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