See low speed, high drag on Wiktionary
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"ref": "1987, West Point Association of Graduates, “'87”, in Assembly, volume 46, page 150:",
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"ref": "1993, Military Intelligence - Issue 2, page 52:",
"text": "The students usually enter the course at a dependent level which is what we at the academy label , \"low speed - high drag.\"",
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"ref": "2013, Scott Haraburda, Christian Controversies: Seeking the Truth, page 237:",
"text": "Afterwards, a lifer noncom would go ape shit over his low-speed high-drag peons and plan a GI party, sometimes giving his half-stepping shamurai warriors instructions about dust bunnies and getting everything dress right dress while adjusting their headspace and timing in the front leaning rest position.",
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