I. Introduction he ability to manipulate the exhaust gases of a jet engine provides many
benefits to the modern aerial vehicles. Shorter take-off and landing distances, improved
agility and survivability and reduction in size or complete removal of control surfaces are
only a few to name1-5. Aircraft performance can be significantly improved by use of thrust
vectoring, even in a small part of the flight envelope. The ability to perform transient
maneuvers at low speeds and high angles of attack is a foremost benefit of thrust vectoring …